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Featured Stories
May 19, 2011 | Volume 5 Issue 11
Erie Area
Filmmakers Feed
the Hungry
By Cindy Hemper
This September
our own Erie Pa
will
transform
itself into
Hollywood East
for one unique
weekend. For the
past ten years,
the Great Lakes
International
Film Festival
has shown some
of the best
small and large
budget films
that the world
has to offer,
while attracting
a wide spectrum
of world famous
and award
winning
celebrities from
Dirk Benedict
and Bill Hinzman
to Keith
Carradine and
Guns 'n Roses
Super Star Dizzy
Reed, not to
mention the
legendary Terry
Moore...Read
More
A
Touch of France
in Erie
By Cindy Hemper
In this week’s
edition of the
Sidewalk Series,
we offer you a
treat for your
sense of taste
at a very
intimate French
style restaurant
called
Bertrand's
Bistro located
just off State
St. at 18 North
Park Row, North
Perry Square.
Established in
2003 by Bertrand
Artigues,
Bertrand's
Bistro is a
restaurant where
one would feel
comfortable
sharing a meal
with the family
or for a
romantic dinner
for two with
that special
someone...Read
More
Loneliness and
Alone-ness
Loneliness and
alone-ness.
That’s what she
told me to write
about tonight
for a blog
challenge. I
have some of the
best, most
remarkable women
in my life and
they yank on my
heart strings if
I don’t keep a
close eye on
them. I am such
a sucker for a
girl-learns-to-thrive-after-prince-leaves-with-the-help
kind of story
and with all of
this thriving
she’s done, I
sort of let my
guard down...Read
More
Linkedin Raises
IPO Ante Amid
High Investor
Demand
Investors are
clamoring to
connect with
the
online
networking
service LinkedIn
Corp. in the
latest sign of
the fervor for
Internet
companies that
specialize in
bringing
together people
with common
interests.
The demand to
buy a piece of
LinkedIn is so
intense that the
8-year-old
company is
expected to make
its stock market
debut Thursday
with a value of
at least $4
billion...Read
More
A
Gay-Straight
Alliance by Any
Other Name . . .
CATHOLIC BOARD:
Teachers’ union
comes out in
support of the
student
organizations,
which will be
referred to by
some other term
The union
representing
Catholic
teachers has “no
problem” with
gay-straight
alliances being
put into high
schools, its
president says...Read
More
Smoke and
Mirrors- It Is
What It Is
By Jenna Croyle
Smoke and
Mirrors is
usually an
expression
used
when we talk
about
embellishing the
truth or one
that alludes to
the performances
of stage
conjurers who
trick the
audience. This
week’s featured
band Smoke and
Mirrors is
anything but an
embellishment,
what you see is
what you get...Read
More
Funny Bone
Joke of the Week
The Lone Ranger and Tonto went camping
in the desert. After they got their tent
all set up, both men fell sound asleep.
Some hours later, Tonto wakes the Lone
Ranger and says, "Kemosabe, look towards
sky, what you see?"
The Lone Ranger replies, "I see millions
of stars."
"What that tell you?" asked Tonto.
The Lone Ranger ponders for a minute
then says, "Astronomically speaking, it
tells me there are millions of galaxies
and potentially billions of planets.
Astrologically, it tells me that Saturn
is in Leo.
Time wise, it appears to be
approximately a quarter past three in
the morning.
Theologically, the Lord is all-powerful
and we are small and insignificant.
Meteorologically, it seems we will have
a beautiful day tomorrow.
What's it tell you, Tonto?"
“You dumber than buffalo chip. Someone
stole the tent."
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
Great people talk about ideas. Small
people talk about other people.
Tobias S. Gibson
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Series,
we offer you a
treat for your
sense of taste
at a very
intimate French
style restaurant
called
Bertrand's
Bistro located
just off State
St. at 18 North
Park Row, North
Perry Square.
the
online
networking
service LinkedIn
Corp. in the
latest sign of
the fervor for
Internet
companies that
specialize in
bringing
together people
with common
interests.
out in
support of the
student
organizations,
which will be
referred to by
some other term
