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Featured Stories
May 12, 2011 | Volume 5 Issue 10
“Phantasm” It’s
No Illusion
By Jenna Croyle
This week’s
featured band’s
high energy
and
progressive
crowd pleasing
sound is
certainly not a
figment of any
ones imagination
as their name
might suggest.
Comprised of
Steven
Rosplock, Jay
Yachetta and
Aaron White,
Phantasm
dominates any
stage with their
progressive and
unconventional
instrumentals,
live looping and
improvisation
that expands the
mind and
provokes the
imagination...Read
More
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Good Time
By Dan and
Alison Tingley
Television had
its westerns
like Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Spaghetti
westerns played
on the movie
screens. Today,
the westerns we
love are alive
on stage. Snake
–Eye Sam’s
Saloon Showdown
is now at the
Station Dinner
Theatre and
Tavern. The
production is a
show within a
show; Snake-Eye
Sam and the
Saloon Players
play themselves
as well as other
characters, so
each actor has
at least two
roles. In
addition, they
serve all the
food in
character and
interact with
the audience...Read
More
Weird Ways to
Get Healthy
By Lucy Danziger
We all have days
when we feel
tired, even a
little lazy.
There’s nothing
wrong with a
little time to
“reboot”—which
is my way of
saying it’s OK
to laze on the
sofa and eat
chocolate-chip
cookies with
your fam. If you
love to chill,
take heart: You
can still be
healthy! Try
these
ridiculously
simple ways to
better your
brain and body
without doing
much of anything
at all...Read
More
Translation
Technology May
Let Humans Speak
With Dolphins
Researchers have
begun to create
a new technology
that could soon
allow humans and
dolphins to talk
to each other.
Dolphins have
long been
considered by
scientists to be
the most
intelligent
animals on the
planet (aside
from humans, of
course). But
soon, with the
help of newly
developed
underwater
translation
software, our
two species may
actually be able
to talk to each
other...Read
More
Bisexuals
Work for Recognition in
LGBT Rainbow
By Lisa Leff
For the last 13
years, Lindasusan
Ulrich has been
in a committed
relationship
with the same
woman. The
couple have
married three
times, twice
before it was
legal in
California and
once while it
briefly was. But
if acquaintances
were to assume
Ulrich and her
wife, Emily Drennen, are
lesbians, they
would be wrong.
They identify as
bisexuals and
are proud of it...Read
More
The Blues Flows
Through His
Blood
Buddy Guy wins
accolades at
Blues Music
Awards,
including
entertainer and
album of the
year
Buddy Guy didn’t
have the blues
at the Blues
Music Awards.
Guy won five
awards at The
Blues
Foundation’s
ceremony
Thursday in
Memphis, Tenn.,
including B.B.
King entertainer
of the year...Read
More
Funny Bone
Joke of the Week
The Cat comes back...
A farmer and his old cat are sitting on
the porch together, and the farmer wants
to put the cat "out to pasture" since it
is about to die....he decides to take it
to the nearest meadow and let it loose.
He drives to the meadow away from his
house and lets the cat loose and says
goodbye. When he gets back home, he
can't believe it but he sees the cat
calmly sitting on the porch, as it has
found it's way back before he did.
So, he takes the cat far way to another
meadow, and again this time after he
drives all the way back he once again
amazingly sees the cat sitting calmly on
the porch..
Sooooo, this time he drives to another
state and turns the cat loose in a
beautiful meadow. After he says goodbye,
he gets in the car and heads back...
however, when he is halfway home he
stops to call his wife at home. He asks
her "is the cat there??".... his wife
says YES - so the man says, PLEASE PUT
HIM ONE THE PHONE - I'M LOST AND I NEED
DIRECTIONS
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
Nothing great was ever achieved without
enthusiasm. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Did You Know....
...M&M's stands for the
last names of Forrest Mars, Sr.,
then candy maker, and his
associate Bruce Murrie.
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and
progressive
crowd pleasing
sound is
certainly not a
figment of any
ones imagination
as their name
might suggest.
Comprised of
Steven
Rosplock, Jay
Yachetta and
Aaron White,
Phantasm
dominates any
stage with their
progressive and
unconventional
instrumentals,
live looping and
improvisation
that expands the
mind and
provokes the
imagination.
Gunsmoke.
Spaghetti
westerns played
on the movie
screens. Today,
the westerns we
love are alive
on stage. Snake
–Eye Sam’s
Saloon Showdown
is now at the
Station Dinner
Theatre and
Tavern. The
production is a
show within a
show; Snake-Eye
Sam and the
Saloon Players
play themselves
as well as other
characters, so
each actor has
at least two
roles. In
addition, they
serve all the
food in
character and
interact with
the audience...
a
little lazy.
There’s nothing
wrong with a
little time to
“reboot”—which
is my way of
saying it’s OK
to laze on the
sofa and eat
chocolate-chip
cookies with
your fam. If you
love to chill,
take heart: You
can still be
healthy! Try
these
ridiculously
simple ways to
better your
brain and body
without doing
much of anything
at all...
technology
that could soon
allow humans and
dolphins to talk
to each other.
years, Lindasusan
Ulrich has been
in a committed
relationship
with the same
woman. The
couple have
married three
times, twice
before it was
legal in
California and
once while it
briefly was. But
if acquaintances
were to assume
Ulrich and her
wife, Emily Drennen, are
lesbians, they
would be wrong.
They identify as
bisexuals and
are proud of it...
Awards,
including
entertainer and
album of the
year
