SafeNet
5th Annual Poker
Run: Ride to end
Domestic
Violence
“Who will have
the best Poker
Hand”? Join us
on Sunday,
August 28th for
the 5th annual SafeNet’s Poker
Run.
Registration
begins at 10am
at the SafeNet
Center 1702
French Street;
cost is $15.00
per person or
$25.00 a couple
with the last
bike out at
Noon. Stops will
include The Frog
Pond, Lakeside
Tavern, Avonia
Tavern, Sand Bar
and end at
Coconut Joe’s on
North Park Row.
There will be
food and
refreshments,
prizes and
giveaways, and
music will be
provided by
CHROME Our
sponsors this
year include
Rocket 101, A
Total Tan, Gery
Nietupski,
Northcoast
Powersports and
Bort Insurance
Services Process
again this year
will help
support SafeNet
with its many
programs....Read More
Arts ‘N
Drafts Fest 2011
Erie’s Finest
Beer, Artists
and Musicians
Take the Stage
By Drew Chiodo
Erie’s own Arts
‘N Drafts fest
is set to
make
another big and
artistic
footprint at the Brewerie this
coming weekend.
Downtown Erie is
about to witness
first hand the
areas best
artists, beer,
food and
especially
musicians.
Between today
and Saturday
(August 27th),
Union Station
will be the
place to be. The
extensive list
of 20
genre-bending
bands will be
there all three
days to please
any and all
ears. Each
time-slot will
house a
different band
on one of the
two available
stages.
...Read More
Could Your
Kitchen Pass a
Public Health
Inspection?
An online survey
finds that many
home cooks don’t
follow basic
food-safety
standards.
Here’s how you
can stay safe.
By Emily Main,
Rodale.com
What you can
do
Refrigerate food
as soon as
possible to
prevent
bacterial
growth, and make
sure you take
your fridge’s
temperature
every now and
then...Read More
Malva:
A Transvestite
Eye on Argentine
History
By Louise Dewast
Recently
published
autobiography
‘Malva,
mi recorrido’ could
be a take on
Argentina’s
recent history
through a
transvestite
lens, giving the
word to a
community
segregated for
many
years.
According to
statistics from
transvestites’
organizations,
this community
has an average
life of 35
years, giving
Malva, a
90-year-old
transvestite,
the opportunity
– if not the
need – to recall
a collective
memory that has
nearly vanished....Read
More
Metal with a
Groove
By Jenna Croyle
Among many other
things, the 80’s
gave
birth to
Metal Music,
which developed
a huge and loyal
following that,
like the music
itself, has
evolved and
became stronger
and more
powerful over
the years...Read More
Find Out Where
Your Favorite
Band Is Playing
This Weekend
Who is where
every weekend.
Keep up to date
with each bar
and club and
your favorite
bands with each
weekend's Bands
listing...Read
More
Funny Bone
Joke Of The Week
An old man lived alone. He wanted to dig
his potato garden, but it was very
hard work and his only son, who would
have helped him, was in prison for
bank robbery. The old man wrote a letter
to his son and mentioned his
predicament.
Shortly, he received this reply: "FOR
HEAVEN'S SAKE, Dad, don't dig up the
entire garden, that's where I buried the
money." At 4 a.m. the next
morning, a dozen policemen showed up and
dug up the entire garden without
finding any money.
Confused, the old man wrote another note
to his son telling him what
happened, and asking him what to do
next. His son's reply was, "Now plant
your potatoes, Dad. It's the best I
could do from here."
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
All great things are simple, and many
can be expressed in single words:
freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy,
hope.
Sir Winston Churchill
Did You Know...
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(counties) of Louisiana did not
agree with the Confederate
movement. To show their
disapproval, they changed their
names. That's why there is a
Union Parish, Jefferson Parish,
etc.
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us
on Sunday,
August 28th for
the 5th annual SafeNet’s Poker
Run.
Registration
begins at 10am
at the SafeNet
Center 1702
French Street;
cost is $15.00
per person or
$25.00 a couple
with the last
bike out at
Noon. Stops will
include The Frog
Pond, Lakeside
Tavern, Avonia
Tavern, Sand Bar
and end at
Coconut Joe’s on
North Park Row.
There will be
food and
refreshments,
prizes and
giveaways, and
music will be
provided by
CHROME Our
sponsors this
year include
Rocket 101, A
Total Tan, Gery
Nietupski,
Northcoast
Powersports and
Bort Insurance
Services Process
again this year
will help
support SafeNet
with its many
programs.
make
another big and
artistic
footprint at the Brewerie this
coming weekend.
Downtown Erie is
about to witness
first hand the
areas best
artists, beer,
food and
especially
musicians.
cooks don’t
follow basic
food-safety
standards.
Here’s how you
can stay safe.
mi recorrido’ could
be a take on
Argentina’s
recent history
through a
transvestite
lens, giving the
word to a
community
segregated for
many
years.
birth to
Metal Music,
which developed
a huge and loyal
following that,
like the music
itself, has
evolved and
became stronger
and more
powerful over
the years...
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