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It's been less than three months since the CARD Act changed credit card statements, and there's already evidence that it's helping.
This post comes from partner site Money Talks News.
From health care reform to financial regulatory reform, there have been so many recent legislative initiatives that it's easy to forget slightly older pro-consumer changes to our nation's laws.
A prime example is the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act.
Some states and cities offer incentives to trade your lawn mower for a more environmentally friendly model.
When you hear about incentives to replace gas guzzlers and clunkers with more environmentally friendly vehicles, you don't necessarily think lawn mowers.
But several states and cities offer incentives for trading in your gas-powered lawn mower for a new battery-powered or push mower. California has the most lawn mower trade-in programs, but there are also programs in other areas, including Denver; Boise, Idaho; and Louisville, Ky.
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More than 300 counties are in violation of federal air quality standards, and that number is likely to double whennew standards go into effect Aug. 31, Environmental Protection Agency spokesman Dave Ryan told USA Today. New EPA standards for lawn mowers, which require a 35% reduction in emissions, will take effect next year.
Do you pay out more dollars or fewer dollars for the alarm than the system will save you?
This guest post comes from Frank Curmudgeon at Bad Money Advice.
There was a (for me) thought-provoking article in The New York Times the other day on weighing the value of home security systems.
Our house had an alarm when we moved into it 11 years ago. It was not particularly useful. With children too young for school, there was somebody in the house almost 24/7 so the alarm almost never got turned on. After a while it broke, I never bothered to get it fixed, and eventually I just canceled the contract. All that is left now are some unobtrusive but ugly motion detectors in the corners of some rooms.
Home alarms are more about psychology than economics.
Even changing your default font can produce savings. Just ask the University of Wisconsin.
This post comes from Julie Rains at partner blog Wise Bread.
Printers are cheap, but printer ink is pricey. One-time and day-to-day adjustments can help prevent waste and save money. Try these techniques to lower your office and home cost of ink.
Change the font type. Change the default font (often Times New Roman or Arial) to a lighter font that uses less ink. According to The Associated Press, the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay is adopting Century Gothic as the font of choice as a major money-saving move. To change your default font on Microsoft Word, go to Format >> Font, select your font, and save as "Default."
Some rewards credit cards are no longer offered and others have stingier terms.
Oh, the poor credit card companies. Reined in somewhat by the Credit CARD Act, they're looking for new ways to make money. Your rewards card may be in their sights.
Among the changes personal-finance writers have noticed:
Some cards are simply going to the big shredder in the sky, including the Charles Schwab Signature Visa with 2% back on anything you buy.
That's particularly true of big-bank customers. Those of smaller banks are generally happier and more loyal.
A survey result from J.D. Power & Associates doesn't surprise: Customer loyalty to big banks has declined and more people are willing to switch. Maybe the Move Your Money campaign is catching on.
Only 34% of customers said they "definitely will not" switch banks, compared with 46% three years ago. However, among small-bank customers, 41% said they wouldn't switch, compared with 32% of those who use big banks. J.D. Power says: "Higher customer satisfaction with in-person service and attention is an important contributor to increased loyalty at smaller banks."
Other findings from the report:
While it's cheaper and better for the environment, does it convey the same sentiment?
Carlos Alcala of The Sacramento Bee has brought forward a burning question of our time: Is it OK to send your mother an e-card for Mother's Day?
Rather than simply respond "Are you KIDDING?" we thought we'd explore some pros and cons.
The obvious pros, of course, are that e-cards are free and good for the environment.
Many share information, like their full birth date, that cyber crooks can use to their advantage.
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The number of online U.S. households using these networks has nearly doubled in the past year and, according to the latest Consumer Reports State of the Net survey, 52% of adult social-network users have posted personal information -- such as their full birth date -- that can increase their risk of becoming a victim of cybercrime.
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CBES PTO to Host Grandparents Day Lunch Sept 13th
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Carolina Beach Elementary School's PTO will celebrate Grandparents Day Friday, September 13th, 2013. Grandparents or any special someone are asked to join their grandchildren during their lunch break for a very special treat! National Grandparents Day falls each year on the first Sunday after Labor Day. It's not a holiday invented to sell cards and flowers. It was initiated at the grassroots level by West Virginian Marian Lucille Herndon McQuade, with the behind-the-scenes support of her husband Joseph L. McQuade. They had 15 children, 43 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. Mrs. McQuade wanted Grandparents Day to be a family day. She envisioned families enjoying small, private gatherings, perhaps even a family reunion, or participating in community events. For more information, please check-out our website by clicking on "EVENTS", then "PTO" on school's website at www.nhcs.net/cbes


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2 Bedroom Condo in Gulf Highlands Resort with 11 Pools! in Panama City Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Gulf Highands Beach Resort
rates (USD)
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$ 600 - $ 1,000 / week
$ 1,000 - $ 1,200 / month
vacation rental description
Visit our newly decorated beautiful home away from home across the street from "the world's most beautiful beaches". Our townhome is located in Gulf Highlands Beach Resort in the heart of Panama City Beach, FL. The resort features a swimming pool with beach house and restaurant/snack bar located directly on the beach with deck and lounge chairs, 10 other swimming pools (some heated), tennis courts (2 are lighted), free unlimited 18-hole miniature golf, shuffleboard, 24-hour security and gated community, and a lagoon for fishing all located within the complex.
This is a totally remodeled 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath condo that has almost 1,200 square feet for a relaxing family beach vacation. The master bedroom features a new king size bed, large closet, new 32" flat screen tv & dvd, and private bath. The guest bedroom has a queen size bed and twin bed along with a 32" flat screen tv with dvd along with it's own private bath. The living room features a new 52" flat screen HD tv and dvd along with a sleeper sofa and half bath. It has a fully stocked kitchen with new cabinets, granite countertops, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker and more.
There is all new tile floors in the kitchen, dining & living room and new laminate wood flooring in the bedrooms. This condo also features a full washer/dryer, new flat screen tv's & dvd's in living rooms and both bedrooms, and grill to cookout.
This is a glassback condo located on the canal. You can fish off the back deck, cook out, or just relax and enjoy the view. There are 2 dedicated parking spaces located at your front door to unload luggage and groceries.
We provide 2 new adult tennis racquets and 2 new Jr. tennis racquets and tennis balls for use. We also provide putters and golf balls for use at the miniature golf on-site.
We also provide several dvd and vhs movies, books, board games & playing cards for use during your stay. We also offer a golf cart available for rental. Please inquire if interested.
We are conveniently located behind the Shoppes at Edgewater, with our private gate to walk to Rock-It Lanes (bowling, pool tables, skating rink, arcade game room, snack bar & sports bar), Subway, Montego Bay, FireFly fine dining (formerly Canopies at differentlocation), and several other shops and restaurants. We are also within walking distance to a Super Wal-Mart, Burger King, BackYard Burger, Applebee's, Pompano's, Saltwater Grill, Wicked Wheel Bar & Grill, and several other shops & restaurants.
We are in close proximity to Pier Park, Frank Brown Softball Complex, Gulf World, Zoo World, the new Ripley's Believe It or Not, Spinnakers, Club La Vela, Pineapple Willie's, BoneFish, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Captain Anderson's, BoatYard, Schooner's, and several golf courses.
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This condo features 3 flat screen tv's, dvd's, cable, stereo with cd player, fully stocked kitchen, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, ice maker, coffee maker, washer/dryer, and grill.
The resort features a beach house with swimming pool on the beach with deck and lounge chairs, snack bar/restaurant, 10 other swimming pools (some heated), tennis courts (2 are lighted), free unlimited miniature golf, shuffleboard, 24-hour security and gated community, excercise room, and a lagoon for fishing.
activities and attractions in Panama City Beach Gulf Coast North
Biking, Golf, Tennis, Gym, FREE unlimited Shuffleboard, FREE unlimited 18-hole Miniature Golf Course, Amusement Parks, Fishing, Shopping, Restaurants, Dinner Cruises, Cinemas, Swimming, Snorkeling & Diving, Boating, Sailing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing, Jet-skiing, Shelling, and much more!
We are conveniently located behind the Shoppes at Edgewater, with our private gate to walk to Rock-It Lanes (bowling, pool tables, skating rink, arcade game room, snack bar & sports bar), CiCi's Pizza Buffet, Subway, Montego Bay, and several other shops and restaurants. We are also within walking distance to a Super Wal-Mart, Burger King, BackYard Burger, Salty's, Applebee's, Pompano's, Saltwater Grill, and several other shops & restaurants. We are in
close proximity to Pier Park, Frank Brown Softball Complex, Gulf World, Zoo World, the new Ripley's Believe It or Not, Spinnakers, Club La Vela, and several golf courses.
We are also very close to many restaurants such as Captain Anderson's, Pineapple Willies, Bonefish, BoatYard, Schooner's, FireFly Fine Dining, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Angelo's SteakHouse, Boar's Head, Dirty Dick's CrabShack, Breaker's, Hooters, Harpoon Harry's, Sharky's, Shuckums Oyster House, and many more great restaurants!
Also, Gulf Highlands Resort is a stop along the route of the Bay Town Trolley. The Churchwell Park-n-Ride is conveniently located just outside of the St. Katherine gate. The trolley service runs every 30 minutes on Friday-Sunday from 10am-midnight. It stops at Pier Park, Gulf World, Shipwreck Water Park, Wal-Mart & the Churchwell Park-n-Ride.
vacation rental rates
2014 Schedule and Rates
Mar 30 - Apr 20 .... $160 nt/$1,000 wk
Apr 20 - May 17 .... $150 nt/$900 wk
May 17 - Aug 10 .... $160 nt/$1,000 wk
Aug 10 - Sep 14 .... $140 nt/$800 wk
Sep 14 - Oct 31 .... $130 nt/$750 wk
Nov 1, 2014 - Mar 28, 2015 .... $130 nt/$750 wk/$1,200 month
* Add 12% sales tax.
* Add $65 cleaning fee.
* You must be at least 25 years old to rent.
* During peak times such as Spring Break & Summer- a minimum weeks stay is required from either Saturday-Saturday or Sunday-Sunday.
* No smoking.
* A deposit of $200.00 is required to hold your dates and will be returned as soon as the unit is cleaned and inventoried after your visit.
*Small pets allowed upon approval. $100 non-refundable pet deposit required
*Golf cart available for rental for $150 a week. Please inquire if interested.
We accept checks, money orders, credit cards & Paypal.
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Regional cooperation
The Regional Cooperation Programmes cover the whole of the region of Latin America. They aim to reinforce ties with the European Union through the exchange of experiences and the creation of networks. Furthermore, they foster the development of "South-South" country relations, as well as sub-regional integration.
Regional cooperation with Latin America: 18 years of experience and more than €1 billion of investment
The first regional programmes with Latin America were launched by the European Union in the early 90's. At that time they mainly concerned co-operation in the field of higher education, support to SMEs and local urban development.
Since the beginning of the 2000s, new regional programmes were formulated in accordance with the priorities defined by the successive European Union (EU) and Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Summits. Endorsed by the Head of States and Governments of the EU-LAC countries, regional co-operation initiatives had a strong legitimacy and translated political priorities of the bi-regional partnership into concrete actions.
Regional cooperation represents a privileged tool to share with Latin American partners experience and know-how of Europe as a region. Particular attention is paid to the promotion of a dialogue and joint actions with international institutions that are active in LA (ECLAC, UNDP, IADB, OECD, and others). It is important to mention that the participation in regional programmes is open to all Latin American countries including Cuba. The networks of partners involved in regional co-operation initiatives include national governments, judiciary, legislative bodies, local authorities, private sector (enterprises, banks and intermediary institutions) and the academic world (universities, research and training centres). Ultimately, regional programmes became the main tool to promote South-South co-operation among the countries of the Latin American continent.
The current regional cooperation is designed around three key priorities which are social cohesion (EUROsociAL, Urb-AL, Al-Invest); sustainable development and climate change (EURO-SOLAR, EUROCLIMA, RALCEA and FLEGT South America) and promotion of higher education and research (ALFA and Erasmus Mundus). In 2010, the European Commission launched the Latin American Investment Facility (LAIF), a blending instrument to support public investment in strategic sectors.
The total of the European contribution to regional cooperation with Latin America since its beginning accounts for more than €1 billion.
EU-Latin America Regional Cooperation programmes
The EC has earmarked an indicative amount of €556 million for Latin America, for the period 2007-13, to support the following regional programmes: the second phase of EUROsociAL which aims at improving social cohesion and the Urb-AL 111 programme to pursue territorial cooperation; AL-INVEST IVto support the internationalisation of Latin American SMEs; LAIF, which enables the financing of important projects in different areas such as infrastructures, energy, transports, health and education; in the area of Higher Education, the ALFA IIIprogramme focuses on co-operation with higher education systems in LA, as well as the reinforcement of established partnerships between Higher Education Institutions from both regions; Erasmus Mundus with Latin America provides scholarships and promotes academic exchanges; in the sustainable development and climate change sector there is EURO-SOLARwhich aims at promoting the use of renewable energy sources,EUROCLIMAto improve the knowledge of LA decision-makers on the problems and consequences related to climate change, RALCEAto support the establishment of a network of knowledge centres in the water sector and the FLEGT South America project on Forest Governance that was launched in 2012; the @LIS 2programme continues to facilitate the integration of Latin American countries into the global information society; both COPOLAD,a cooperation programme aiming at improving the coherence, balance and impact of drugs policies, and the EU-CELAC project on Migration were launched in early 2011.
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By Kenneth Jones
I'm wondering if your time covering for multiple Jersey Boys roles helped prepare for the mental math of Merrily. There's a lot for your brain to digest.
My memory of when we talked at the time of Anything Goes rehearsals is that you came into acting because you had suffered a sports injury.
Did you play Barnum?
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CD: [Laughs.] Definitely. In the past, I've done some covering. My first show in New York I covered three guys in Jersey Boys. I think it was always something that was helpful for keeping my head on straight. Even doing the run-through yesterday, it was like, "Okay, what's next? Oh, wait! Got it — 'It's a Hit!' and then 'Bobby and Jackie and Jack' is after that, and then, wait! 'Not a Day Goes By' and then — Oh, am I done? No, no, no. I've got 'Opening Doors' next!" [Laughs.] It's totally a Murderers' Row of numbers — that's how Lin-Manuel [Miranda] put it.
CD: Yeah, I was a freshman in high school, and I broke my ankle playing football. As a result, I ended up stopping wrestling, and then my mom suggested that I find something else to do. They were doing Barnum at my high school, and I could juggle. That's what got me into the whole thing. I juggled for an audition and then it sort of just took off from there.
CD: No. I was in the background walking on a big plastic ball and juggling pins.
CD: Yeah! It worked out all right. [Laughs.]
I'm wondering if your time covering for multiple Jersey Boys roles helped prepare for the mental math of Merrily. There's a lot for your brain to digest.
My memory of when we talked at the time of Anything Goes rehearsals is that you came into acting because you had suffered a sports injury.
Did you play Barnum?
Were you on a track toward sports? Were you going to be a pro athlete?
CD: No, I think, actually, really, what I wanted to do for the longest time was be a pilot. I was even considering trying to get an appointment through the Naval Academy or someplace like that, where I could pursue that. It was still early in high school when it happened. In reality, I probably didn't know what the hell I wanted to be. [Laughs.] This certainly wasn't on the radar until all that happened, and when it happened it just kind of hit me that this is something that I really enjoyed. I was like, "As long as I'm still enjoying it, I'll keep doing it." And, so far, I've kept enjoying it.
Where'd you go to school?
CD: Indiana University.
You grew up in Indiana?
CD: St. Louis, Missouri.
Were your folks supportive of theatre and arts?
CD: Totally. They were 100 percent behind me the whole way. It was really terrific. I've got a couple of brothers who are older than I am, and they were supportive of us going into all different fields — really lucky in that way.
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St. Louis is home of the Muny. Did you see shows at the Muny as a kid?
CD: I did. I grew up attending, and then the summer after my senior year of high school I started working there in the chorus. Yeah, it was kind of a bizarre thing to have your first introduction to professional theatre be a 12,000-seat outdoor auditorium. [Laughs.]
Kate Baldwin once told me that she swallowed a bug when she played Maria Von Trapp there.
CD: That's like a bi-weekly occurrence there, I think.
Where did you earn your Equity card?
CD: At the Muny, actually. Yeah — that first summer after high school. I think the first show I did that summer was Miss Saigon.
Does dancing come naturally to you? Anything Goes is such a great showcase for you, in many ways.
CD: You know, it was something that I did study back in college and a little bit in high school, but it was something that I sort of pushed to the background. Certainly, this type of partnering just isn't done on Broadway anymore, so when Kathleen [Marshall] told Laura [Osnes] and I that we were going to be doing this, I sort of said, "Oh, have fun with that!" [Laughs.] She showed us a clip of "Cheek to Cheek." I was so excited about that — because I grew up watching movie musicals with my mom and watching Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. I was so excited to try and get to imitate that sort of stuff. Kathleen showed a lot of faith in us that we could pull that off. I think we did pretty well — it's fun.
You do it so effortlessly — and you look so much like Gene Kelly.
CD: That is the best compliment that I've ever got. Thank you so much.
No one has ever told you that you look like Gene Kelly?
CD: Never gotten that before. I love it. I love hearing it, certainly.
After Merrily, you're going back to Anything Goes?
CD: Yeah, like two days after we finish up here. I've got to say that I'm really excited to get back to them. It's weird being away. I'm having the best time doing Merrily, but I miss Sutton and I miss Joel and I miss the show. I miss the whole company over there.
It's a family.
CD: Yeah.
(Kenneth Jones is managing editor of Playbill.com. Follow him on Twitter @PlaybillKenneth.)
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SPEER, Ill. -- Tanner's Orchard, the family owned business, has been welcoming visitors for apples and much more since 1947.
In fact, "Orchard" really doesn't describe everything that goes on there.
"It's Agri-tainment!"
OK, if that's what they call it agri-tainment it is.
It's eating, shopping, playing, feeding the goats, corn maze, you name it.
It's defiantly a destination in Central Illinois. Last year, 77,000 people came during September and October.
That was just on the weekends.
Tanner's is always expanding and this year, it was the dining area which was enlarged.
"We've added on to our garden room to make more seating area for our lunches," said Jennifer Beaver of Tanners. "Our lunch business has grown quite a bit and we were running out of room. And we've expanded the lunch and people really enjoy it. Monday through Friday you can eat in the market. We serve a real nice lunch, we have deli sandwiches, grilled sandwiches, salads, wraps and a daily special. On Saturdays and Sundays you can eat up in the old market eatery which is grilled sandwiches, rib eyes pork chops, that kind of stuff.
As always, you stand in line, order from the menu and find a seat.
Your order is now brought to you.
Someday, Jennifer Beaver says, they might just get a waitresses.
I got the grilled pot-roast sandwich with cheese and a slice of pumpkin pie.
Joe picked out the meat lover's wrap.
Whoever thought of making a grilled pot-roast sandwich should get an award. It's comfort food made more comfortable.
Joe said his wrap was better than any number of wraps made at fast food places at comparable prices.
Our meals came to a total of $21.80.
Tanners is open seven days a week through October from 8:00 AM til 8:00 PM in November, they are closed Sundays.


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Thigh Master
However, if you decide to stop halfway down (or halfway up if you're coming out of the pose), with your fingertips several inches from the floor, the hamstrings will be contracting isometrically. If they didn't contract, your pelvis would tip all the way over and you'd fall to the floor. So they hold you in position, neither shortening nor lengthening, but working hard. And therein lies the problem for students with tight hamstrings: When they come into the pose, their fingers don't reach the floor, so the hamstrings contract to hold the pelvis in place. Then, as the teacher exhorts the class to relax and let go into the hamstring stretch, the tight students are led astray by thinking that what they feel�actually a contracting muscle�is relaxation. And this is a bad situation for the tight students who may already have trouble learning to relax.
Practicing Uttanasana with your hands dangling toward the ground isn't a good idea, not only because of inaccurate learning but also because of the huge strain it can put on the muscles and disks of your lower back; and while the hamstrings are contracting instead of stretching, their flexibility won't improve.
However, there is an easy fix for the problem. Simply put a yoga block or a folded blanket (or a chair, if you're really tight) under your hands, so the weight of your body is supported through the arms to the prop and then to the floor. Because the hamstrings no longer need to support your torso, they can relax, lengthen, and let go instead of contracting. You can visualize the hamstrings lengthening from the back of your knee up the length of your thigh to the sitting bones as you relax into the stretch.
While you're fine-tuning your Uttanasana alignment, make sure your hips are over, not behind, your ankles. When your legs lean back, you take the stretch out of the calf muscles (gastrocnemius and soleus). This happens because these muscles perform plantar flexion (that is, they raise your body up on tip-toe so your foot is in line with your leg) as they contract and shorten the calf muscles. When your legs are perpendicular to the floor, your ankles are bent about 90 degrees, which lengthens and stretches the calf muscles.
Work Your Quads
In Uttansana, like most other forward bends, the knees should be straight. If left to their own devices, the hamstrings will avoid a full stretch by keeping the knees bent. To counteract the tendency, you must contract the quadriceps muscles. The "quads" are made up of four muscles�the vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius, and rectus femoris. One of the actions of the quads is to extend, or straighten, the knee. So, in Uttanasana the quads need to contract with moderate firmness to counteract the tendency of the hamstrings to bend the knee.
There is an easy way to test whether your quads are contracting correctly. Sit on the floor with both legs straight out in front of you. Put your thumb on one side of a kneecap (patella) and your fingers on the other side. If your quads are relaxed, you can wiggle the patella up and down and side to side. When the quads contract, they hold the patella firmly and you won't be able to move it. To check the quads' action in Uttanasana, just feel your patella.
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A 20 day old baby has been in the hospital since Sunday after being diagnosed with Pertussis or whooping cough. Oakley Kirkpatrick has been fighting through ever since with her family and the community behind her. Deputy Charlie Kirkpatrick told 5 News she's on life support and in critical condition at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh.
"She's fighting for her life right now," said Deputy Charlie Kirkpatrick from the Lewis County Sheriff's Department, Oakley's Father.
"They're just innocent babies that haven't done anything wrong to anyone and shouldn't have to have an unfair start at life. They shouldn't have to fight for anything the way my little girl has to fight right now for her life," said Deputy Kirkpatrick.
This is a bacteria infection deadly for children under six months old. Her father told 5 News it snuck up on Oakley. It started off as a little cough, kept progressing, and now she's on life support.
"Right now her lungs aren't working, her heart's having to overwork to keep everything going, and her kidneys aren't working," said Deputy Kirkpatrick.
"They're holding in there as well as they can. It's a terribly sad situation and just trying to tell him to keep the faith. I think he's going to do so. He's a fighter and I have to believe that his daughter is going to do the same thing," said Sheriff Adam Gissy, Lewis County Sheriff's Department.
But how could she have gotten this?
"It's something that can be just picked up from anywhere. What happens is that it's usually picked up from people who haven't been vaccinated," said Deputy Kirkpatrick.
Vaccines can help save lives, but Oakley wasn't allowed to get one yet.
"We don't start vaccinating until 2 months old so they are old enough and the immune system is ready for the vaccine," said Mary-Ann Kroll, Pediatrician.
The community of Lewis County and all over have come together to support her and the whole family.
"We came together as a family, as one continuing to support my daughter and my family. I thank and appreciate everyone for their thoughts and their prayers," said Deputy Kirkpatrick.
There's a prayer service Friday night at 6 p.m. at The Way of Holiness Church in Buckhannon for anyone who wants to come. Also, if you want to help the Kirkpatrick family with their medical bills you can donate online or send it to the Citizens Bank in Weston.
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Nov 01, 2013 at 5:37 AMI realize a lot of parents are frightened by a lot of stories about all the vaccinations. Yes, there's a small amount of children who have reactions to some of these vaccinations, but with that being said, if parents could actually 'see' what a child of any age goes through with whooping cough...(I myself having had it at age 12), they would not hesitate to get their children vaccinated against this awful illness. The younger the child is, the harder it is on their little lungs, heart and kidneys. A child so small doesn't have the immune system yet that older children have and it is almost always a long hospital stay for them. Please parents, get your children vaccinated for pertussis.
Nov 01, 2013 at 5:34 AMKeeping your little one in my prayers for a speedy thorough recovery. I myself and 7 other siblings much much younger than I all had this in the 70's and it is an awful thing to have. Parents should make sure their children are vaccinated against whopping cough. My youngest sister was under 2 months and stayed a while in the hospital with this and we all got through it okay. I pray that your precious daughter has such a complete recovery also.


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The Biances had a roller coaster of a ride as first-time
parents when their seemingly healthy baby boy, Bennett, had a serious
health issue.
Doctors at Duke Children's Hospital and Health Center were
able to perform a technique they rarely use to help.
Bennett was born at Durham Regional Hospital on April 22.
"After about five minutes, he was laying on my chest, and
the nurses noticed he was kind of grunting instead of full out crying," said
his mother, Kristen Biance.
What was the happiest day of their lives, rolled into the
next day.
"It was probably one of the worst days of my life," she
The grunting and fast breathing led to a chest X-ray which
showed his intestines were in his chest.
"My heart sank. My husband was upset. We were both so
upset," Biance said.
It's a condition usually detected in an ultrasound prior to
birth, though that was not the case with Bennett. Doctors see it in every one
thousand to four thousand babies.
The condition is called Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, or
It can impact the development of the lungs.
"Diaphragmatic hernias are probably the scariest babies we
have in the NICU," said Dr. Mike Cotten, neonatologist at Duke Children's
Hospital and Health Center.
Biance said, "When you first hear about this prognosis, it
just sounds so awful."
And, it is often awful.
"Sometimes, the babies don't make it," Dr. Cotten said.
Biance said it was emotional for she and her husband.
"We asked, 'How long should we expect to be in the intensive
care nursery?' She's like, 'I've never seen a baby stay less than a month,
honestly.' When my husband heard that, and he's not a man who cries very easily,
he just started balling."
In all that bad news, the Biance family heard something
Bennett was healthy enough that doctors did not have to wait
to operate.
"Because he wasn't so sick, he gave us a great
opportunity to try a different kind of surgery," Dr. Cotten said.
Dr. Henry Rice, division chief of pediatric general surgery,
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minimally invasive approach, which is relatively new."
Bennett is only the second baby at Duke to have this type of
procedure in which doctors made three small incisions instead of one large one.
Bennett spent just a week at Duke before heading home where
mom says things seem to be normal.
"I'm always listening for that little grunt. That weird
sound. But, he doesn't make it anymore. He makes lots of other weird noises,"
she said.
WNCN was at his one-month checkup. Dr. Rice said the X-ray
checked out fine.
"That's essentially normal. You actually can't get better,"
he said,
Dr. Rice said Bennett won't likely have any long-term health
problems as a result of CDH and won't need any more operations.
The family has since moved out of the area and his mother
said Bennett is doing well. He's now 3-months-old and about 13 pounds.
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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. -- Casa Grande has picked a new police chief for the Pinal County city.
Deputy City Manager Larry Rains said Johnny Cervantes, a senior police official in Scottsdale, has accepted a conditional offer from Casa Grande.
The Casa Grande Dispatch reported that Cervantes will replace Chief Bob Huddleston, who is retiring March 31.
Cervantes' offer is conditional on background checks, interviews with city officials and question-and-answer sessions.
Cervantes is a police commander for Scottsdale. He joined the Scottsdale force in 1990 after working as an animal control officer in Gila County.
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Walking on beach or to view historic Folly Beach Light House
Surf fishing,crabbing or fishing off beautiful Folly Beach Pier
Golfing 20 minutes away
Shopping/Tours beautiful downtown Charleston
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Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster says quick response by emergency personnel helped a man who was injured in an industrial accident Saturday.
Foster posted the information on the Newberry County Sheriff's Office Facebook page about a rescue Saturday in the Silverstreet area. Foster said Newberry County EMS, Newberry County Rescue Squad 14 and fire departments from Silverstreet and Bush River responded to the scene.
Newberry County deputies also assisted on the call. Upon receiving a cell phone call from the victim, Foster said EMS dispatchers used mapping technology to locate him. The man had to be airlifted by helicopter to the hospital.
"All praise goes to the first responders that worked under hazardous and difficult conditions to rescue the victim and get him to emergency care," said Foster in the Facebook post.
The man's name and the extent of his injuries have not been released.
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How young is too young to bring a child to a fine dining restaurant?
A chef in Chicago is asking just that. Alinea's is one of Chicago's top restaurants with plates beginning at $230. So diners were not happy when a couple brought their 8-month-old baby to dinner.
The chef, Grant Achatz, says he could hear the baby crying from the kitchen and that led to a frustrating tweet, that has now grown into a national debate.
He's now contemplating a change of policy when it comes to tiny tasters. And he's not alone.
A growing number of restaurants are putting rules in place, banning children after 7 p.m.
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BLUEFIELD, W.Va (WVVA) -- The weather has been beautiful across the Two Virginias this week and students at Whitethorn Elementary School are taking advantage of it.
The students have made good use out of their brand new playground which has more room and safer equipment.
The total cost of the playground project is around $15,000 and was made possible by community support.
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Nancy Farber, CEO Washington Hospital Healthcare System
This past year has been filled with many accomplishments and changes for Washington Hospital. Each has been made with the sole goal of providing the very best health care for our patients and the residents of our community. This goal is the heart of Washington Hospital's Patient First Ethic.
Included among these recent accomplishments:
• The approval by more than 73 percent of district voters in November 2012 of our $186 million Measure Z bond issue. This bond measure will continue to fund our Facilities Master Plan construction program, allowing us to build The Morris Hyman Critical Care Pavilion and a new parking structure.
• "WeCare," our new electronic medical records program, is a real benefit to our patients and their physicians. Medical providers will have immediate access to the healht information of patients, providing more accurate, personalized and timely care. It helps us lower costs and it is an important step forward in meeting current state and federal health care requirements.
• And, most recently, Washington Hospital has entered into a collaborative relationship with the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center (UCSF). Our goal in undertaking this relationship with UCSF is to create a comprehensive and integrated regional health care network that serves the needs of our Washington Hospital community now and in the future.
The UCSF partnership allows Washington Hospital to benefit from being part of a larger healthcare network without giving up our own identity and our all-important local control. This partnership will enhance the care we can provide locally while making it easier for residents to be referred to UCSF, if needed, and it paves the way for locally expanded access to specialized physicians. We will share best practices to further improve quality of care and reduce costs. This new partnership also will help us navigate the rapidly changing healthcare environment resulting from new state and federal mandates, particularly the Accountable Care Act (ACA) now being implemented by the federal government. We are excited to undertake this collaboration with UCSF while still retaining local control for the benefit of our patients and district residents.
Another important innovation is the remodeling and expansion of our Biplane Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and Radiology Room. These projects include a Biplane Cath Lab, two full-size Cath Labs, as well upgrading the radiology rooms and adding a 64-slice CT scanner. This is an essential upgrade that provides life-saving cutting-edge technology for our patients, significantly improving patient outcomes and our ability to save lives.
Finally, the work of all those at Washington Hospital continues to be recognized by a variety of organizations for the quality of care we provide. These awards reflect Washington Hospital's continuing commitment to providing the very best health care for our community.
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The Stratford Festival's founding designer, Tanya Moiseiwitsch, who died in London, England, on February 18, will be honored at a memorial service in the Festival Theatre on Saturday, July 12, at 10:30am.
In addition to designing sets and costumes for more than 40 productions at the Stratford Festival and for other theatres including the Royal Shakespeare Company, England's National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Royal Opera at Covent Garden, and the Metropolitan Opera, Moiseiwitsch was the designer of the revolutionary thrust stage that has come to symbolize the Stratford Festival.
Among the participants at the memorial service will be Festival artistic director Richard Monette, actors Douglas Campbell, Pat Galloway, and William Needles, and long-time Festival designers Susan Benson and Desmond Heeley. Messages from Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada, and Tom Patterson, founder of the Stratford Festival, will be read at the gathering. Songs by Louis Applebaum will be performed by Barbara Fulton and Kyle Blair, accompanied by Marilyn Dallman.
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Incredible Views from Luxury Downtown Condo! in San Diego
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Enjoy life at the top in this incredible, brand new unit with panoramic views of the city and bay!
This condo is adorned with beautiful cherry hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, stylish contemporary furnishings, elegant bathrooms, a fireplace and luxurious building amenities galore!
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He Embodies the Aspirations of a Billion People: Tendulkar's initial years in cricket (he debuted in 1989) took place against a turbulent backdrop. India was trying to come to grips with economic liberalization, caste clashes, communal riots and political instability. Every time he scored a hundred runs (known in cricket as a century), the hopes of a billion people took flight. In the words of Indian poet, CP Surendran, when Tendulkar walked out to bat, "a whole nation, tatters and all, marched with him to the battle arena."
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The mother and grandmother of a teen who nearly lost his life after drinking heavily at a graduation party say they've heard the Mille Lacs county attorney allowed teens to drink at her home.
Family members told FOX 9 News the 17-year-old boy drank so much, he blacked out and was found outside of the home of Mille Lacs County Attorney's Jan Jude.
"If it would've been at our house, we probably would be in jail right now," said Kim Hamilton, the teen's mother.
Hamilton told FOX 9 News she didn't even know her son was at a graduation party over Memorial Day weekend. The last time she checked, he was with relatives. So, when her son's friends showed up at her door at 1 a.m. on May 27 she was shocked.
"Very scared and worried -- just overwhelmed," recalled Hamilton.
Hamilton said she ran outside to find her son's body hanging out of his friend's car and he was throwing up. Her son later admitted to drinking half of a 1.75-liter bottle of vodka, or nearly 30 shots.
"My son had literally minutes from what the hospital told us," Hamilton told FOX 9 News as she fought back tears.
Hamilton immediately called 911, and an ambulance rushed him to Fairview Medical Center in Princeton, Minn. After being admitted with a blood-alcohol content of .21, the teen was unresponsive for 6 hours and spent most of the night on oxygen.
"Thank God his two friends brought him home because if they wouldn't have, he would've been dead," the teen's grandmother, who asked to only be identified as Ann, told FOX 9 News.
The two women told FOX 9 News they do not believe the boy would have gotten help because his friends told them other partygoers laughed when they suggested seeking medical help.
"They asked for help at the party and it was not received," Hamilton said.
The Mille Lacs County Sheriff's Office confirmed the graduation party was held near the Rum River on the property belonging to the county attorney and a tribal police officer -- and Hamilton said that's the last place any underage drinking should be tolerated.
Although Mille Lacs County Attorney Jan Jude acknowledged a party for her daughter was held at the home, she denies any knowledge of teens drinking alcohol during the celebration.
Jude declined to speak to FOX 9 News on camera, but in a written statement she wrote:
"It has been reported that a juvenile exhibiting signs of alcohol consumption was on my property after a graduation party for my daughter. There have also been anonymous reports of other minors claiming to have consumed alcohol on my property. I had no knowledge of any of these events occurring on my property until these reports were brought to my attention and would not have tolerated it had I known. It is my understanding that an independent investigation has been initiated. It is my hope that this investigation will reveal all of the facts about what actually occurred, and perhaps more importantly, who provided alcohol to any minors who consumed alcohol on that date. I completely support the investigation and will fully cooperate."
Yet, Hamilton and the teen's grandmother say they have reason to be skeptical.
"From what I hear, it was announced from her daughter that yes, they could drink -- they just weren't supposed to drink and drive," Hamilton said.
"If it's a graduation party, usually you are looking around and talking to people," added Ann.
According to a listing on the Mothers Against Drunk Driving website, there is no social host ordinance in Mille Lacs County that would hold the host criminally accountable when underage drinking takes place.
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Charming studio in Waikiki - 2 Full size beds, Wi-Fi in room in Waikiki
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- sleeps 3
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
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$ 485 - $ 550 / week
$ 1,600 - $ 1,900 / month
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FREE high speed Wi - Fi, Free unlimited phone calls to Canada, USA
Free High Speed Internet, Unlimited Free phone calls to Canada & USA help you to keep in touch with your love ones! The location is excellent!! Lovely views over the Canal, Diamond Head and the Ocean!! Welcome all my fabulous vacation rental guests!!
- FREE high speed Wi - Fi, Free long distance phone calls ($100)
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Astonishing view from the 22nd floor allows you to observe all three main Waikiki's sights at once – Ocean, Diamond Head and Ala Wai Canal. You can enjoy of amazing unobstructed Pacific Ocean view across of Fort DeRussy Park.
The condo has cooling breezes from the Canal and the Ocean year-round and wonderful high views of sunrises over Diamond Head.
Located on the Ala Wai Canal you are in a few minutes walk from the Hilton beach.
Your refreshing walk to the beach is through Fort DeRussy Park and Gardens of Hawaiian Village where you will enjoy of viewing of incredible plants, smelling of varieties of tropical flowers, listening to the signing of amazing birds, and watching of colorful fish in multiple ponds.
The condo is in a Waikiki area, but away from the noise of downtown. It is definitely feels like "home away from home".
Studio can accommodate maximum - two adults and one child.
Living Area:
Room with a cool and clean wood floor has free Wi-Fi and a phone( free calls in US and Canada); Cable, New 32 inch LED TV, Air Conditioner, Ceiling fan, Standing closet, Dresser, Night stand, a table and two chairs perfect for morning coffee.
Two comfortable full size beds include comforters, pillows, blankets, bed sheets and linens.
Kitchen Area:
You will find everything you need to make a home meal:
Kitchenette with a Sink, Refrigerator, Kitchen Cart, 2-burner cooking range; Microwave, a Rice cooker, a Stove Toaster, a Toaster, a Coffee maker, a Blender, and various eating utensils and dinnerware.
It is equipped with a Full bath (a shower and a tub), sink with a mirror, a toilet, and towels.
Pool Deck, Swimming Pool & Jacuzzi
The building is fully secured and features a Large Swimming Pool & Jacuzzi on the 6th floor. Your room key provides access to the recreation deck. The area include: Large pool deck with Lounge chairs, Tables, Chairs. There are two Gas BBQ Grills on the pool desk. Pool hours are 8:00am-9pm.
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Garage : There is a paid parking garage in the building. People who are staying in the building get a discounted rate of $20 per day or $240 per month. Also you can keep you bike there for $15.00 per month. Parking garage is a private business, and payment would be made with the parking attendant.
Elevator : There are 6 elevators in the building, 3 service the lower half, and 3 service the upper half. You will need to take one of the three elevators on the left hand side as you enter the elevator lobby.
Washing Machine & Clothes Dryer : There is a coin operated laundry facility on the 5th floor of the building and a Laundromat next to the building
activities and attractions in Waikiki Oahu
Since you are already on Ala Wai Canal you may enjoy of activities such as such as jogging, strolling, biking, and relaxing among other Oahu Activities.
You are a short stroll from Ala Moana Center - the largest open-air shopping center in the world and the largest shopping mall in Hawaii. The Hawaiian Convention Center is a couple blocks away. Across from the Convention Center there is a 24 hour Fitness. If you want to go further for example to the China town, or around the island, there are bus stops nearby. There is a car rental in the building, or budget rentals at the next block.
Restaurants and stores are everywhere. On the first floor of Hawaiian Monarch there are cafes such as a Cream Pot, Sushi and a Bar.
The restaurant "Wailana Coffee House" serves meals 24 hours a day and it is only one block away. It is the most economical place to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner in Waikiki. The famous Japanese restaurant "Todai" is just at the next block from us.
Garage : There is a paid parking garage in the building. People staying in the building get a discounted rate of $16 per day or $175 per month. Also you can keep you bike there for $15.00 per month. Parking garage is a private business, and payment would be made with the parking attendant.
Elevator : There are 6 elevators in the building, 3 service the lower half, and 3 service the upper half. You will need to take one of the three elevators on the left hand side as you enter the elevator lobby.
Washing Machine & Clothes Dryer : There is a coin operated laundry facility on the 5th floor of the building and a Laundromat next to the building.
vacation rental rates
Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, etc
March 1 - May 31: $75/night; $485 /week
June 1 - August 31: $80/night; $520/week
September 1 - November 30: $75/night; $485/week
December 1 - February 28: $85/night; $550/week
Monthly $1600 - $1900
Rates do not include a $75.00 cleaning fee or GET (4.712 %) and TAT (9.25%) taxes.
Reservation will be made upon a full payment.
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- Live Theatre
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Chiefs' O-line could look much different in 2010
After a season in which it allowed 45 sacks and opened up few holes in the running game, it's possible that the Chiefs' offensive line could look a lot different in 2010.
Pendergast takes fall for Chiefs' rough season
Somebody had to take the fall for the Chiefs' woeful defense in 2009, and in the end, it wound up being coordinator Clancy Pendergast. From what we hear, Pendergast's departure was expected for some time now, as he was ...
Report: Chiefs hire Crennel as defensive coordinator
The Chiefs have hired former Browns head coach Romeo Crennel as their defensive coordinator, according to NFL.com.
Report: Crennel joining Chiefs' staff
Former Browns head coach Romeo Crennel is expected to join the Chiefs' coaching staff, according to The Bergen Record.
Weis right fit for Chiefs' system, situation
Before the 2009 season even started, Chiefs head coach Todd Haley dismissed offensive coordinator Chan Gailey, choosing to instead call plays himself. But after just one season, Haley realized that wearing both hats was too much to take on so ...
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Charlie Weis has agreed to become the Chiefs' offensive coordinator. Meanwhile, the team confirmed that the contracts of DL coach Tim Krumrie and assistant OL coach Joe D'Alessandris would not be renewed.
Heavy workload catching up to Chiefs RB Charles
RB Jamaal Charles has been a tremendous spark for the Chiefs, rushing for 100 yards in each of his last three games and practically carrying the offense during the second half of the season. But for the 5-11, 199-pound back ...
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed veteran Akeem Jordan to provide depth and push for playing time alongside middle linebacker Derrick Johnson. The team announced the move in a statement Monday.||||||| Jordan has appeared in 82 games with 34 starts in six seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles, where current Chiefs coach Andy Reid had been in charge until he was fired this offseason. Jordan has made 184 tackles, two interceptions and forced two turnovers in his career.
Jordan will return to the Philadelphia Eagles next season after signing a one-year tender offer. Jordan started 10 games for the Eagles last season, recording 82 tackles and two interceptions. He took a role on the starting defense midway through the 2008 season and held it until being sidelined for four weeks with a knee injury last season.||||||| Jordan is likely to resume his role as the Eagles' starting weakside linebacker following the release of Will Witherspoon.The 6-foot-1, 230-pound Jordan joined the Eagles as a rookie free agent out of James Madison in 2007.
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By Adam Hetrick
01 May 2013
The solo piece performed by writer-director Rimalower (Joy, The Fabulous Life of a Size Zero) debuted at New York City's Duplex Aug. 30, 2012, under the direction of Aaron Mark.
Performances will now continue at the Duplex through June 29, marking the fifth extension of Rimalower's one-man work. In addition, Patti Issues will play Chicago, IL (June 13 at Mary's Attic); as well as Provincetown, MA (July 2-4, and Aug. 4 as a benefit for the Family Equality Council).
Patti Issues will also play select Friday nights from May 17-Aug. 9 in the Fire Island Pines at The Blue Whale and the Pavilion.
Rimalower also pens Playbill.com's weekly "Smash" Report, detailing the on-stage and off-stage drama of the NBC musical series. Read his latest installment here.
Rimalower earned a Bistro Award for Best Solo Play for Patti Issues. He has also directed Snoopy! starring Sutton Foster; Justin Sayre Is Alive And Well… Writing; Project Lohan; Sodom the Musical; and Night Of A Thousand Judys. He also conceived and directed Leslie Kritzer is Patti LuPone at Les Mouches.
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In anticipation of heavy weekend rains, Bay County has opened the Deer Point draw gates, trying to lower the reservoir.
As of Friday morning, it measured nearly 4 ft.
The County's Utilities division hopes to lower the reservoir to 3.5 ft and plans to keep the gates open at 100 percent until it reaches their desired goal.
While they say this should take about 50 hours to do so, the threat of Saturday rain fall could slow that rate down.
County Public Information Officer, Valerie Sale said the move is precautionary any time a potential rain event is in the forecast.
"We use the best information we have at the time, so as soon as we start hearing that their might be a rain event coming up, we absolutely take the precautions that we feel are necessary in order to preserve the integrity of the reservoir the best we can," said Sale.
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WednesdayCountry Night Wednesdays A Boy Named Sioux Martini Ranch Every Wednesday 8.00pm...[more]
ThursdayTwist Thursdays 18+ Dance Party Martini Ranch Every Thursday 10.00 PM AZ's Hottest 18+ Night Is Moving! Starting July 4th...[more]
FridayDJ Chris Villa Location - Shaker Room Martini Ranch Every Friday 11.00pm ...[more]
SaturdayRock Lobster Rock Lobster is the Absolute Best Cover band in Arizona when it comes to playing the Ultimate in 80?s Retro Music! This band covers songs from Billy Idol's White Wedding to Cyndi Lauper's Girl's Just Want to Have Fun! Bring your friends, come and join the fun, just maybe you'll get an invite to get on stage to rock out your best 80?...[more]
SundaySunday Retox and Metalhead Metalhead Metalhead is Arizona's original and best Hair Band Rock Show!! Interests: Rocking, Drinkin' Swearin', spandex, eyeliner, AquaNet, your sister, your daughter, your mom. Influences: Poison, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, Skid Row, Ratt, The Scorpions, OZZY, Van Halen, Guns N' Roses, Twisted Sister, your mo...[more]
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