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January 19, 2012 | Volume 8 Issue
4
This Weekend’s Hot Spot -
Courtney's Cause
By Terry Pentelli
This Saturday, January 21st will
mark the second annual
Courtney’s Cause for Cancer, an
event that
benefits the Kanzius
Cancer Foundation.
The lavish Ambassador Crystal
Ballroom located at 7794 Peach
St. Erie will host the event
that will begin at 3pm and run
until 9pm. The benefit will
feature food, cash bar and a
Quick Snap photo booth along
with live music.
The Kanzius Cancer Research
Foundation is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization that is
made up of a group of dedicated
individuals supporting ongoing
research for the Kanzius
Non-invasive Radio Wave
Treatment project.
The Radio Wave Treatment project
is an experimental, non-evasive
cancer treatment, which inserts
metallic nanoparticles in or
around cancerous cells, then
exciting the particles using
radio waves and the energy from
the radio waves, creates heat,
which burns the cancerous cell
clusters....Read
More
Lady Knights Hosting Pink
Zone Feb. 18
Goal is to raise $15,000 for
Erie Unit of the American Cancer
Society
The Gannon University women’s
basketball team is asking its
fans and the community to “black
out” cancer on Saturday, Feb.
18.
That day, the Lady Knights will
host their fifth annual Pink
Zone game, to be played at 1
p.m. at Hammermill Center
against Lock Haven. Admission to
the game, and to the Gannon
men’s basketball team’s game
against Lock Haven to follow, is
free.
In addition, the first 500 fans
to the women’s game will receive
free pink rally towels.
The Lady Knights, and their
10th-year head coach, Cleve
Wright, have set a goal of
raising $15,000 for the Erie
Unit of the American Cancer
Society. The team’s four
previous Pink Zones have raised
a total of $52,500, with an
average attendance of 2,500...Read
More
High Heels, Skirts and Rock’n
Roll
By Jenna Croyle
Inspiring us in each and every
way, old school rock 'n roll was
never as powerful as it was by
the ladies of Rock and their
music. Throughout the decades,
bands like Heart, The Bangles,
The Go Go’s, Joan Jett, and even
Pat Benatar touched our hearts,
stretched our minds and reached
our souls.
This week’s featured band,
Stiletto brings back that old
familiar feeling of times long
past, when the women of Rock
ruled.
Formed in 2010, Stiletto
featured the best female singers
Erie had to offer, including
Monica Lewis, Emily Foht, Angie
Myers and Lindsey Vendetti.
Since that time, Vendetti has
moved on, transforming the
fantastic four into the
tremendous threesome....Read
More
Who Is Gigging Where?
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
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JANIS!!
Funny Bone
Funny Picture
Funny Video
Joke Of The Week
Ventriloquist
A ventriloquist cowboy walked
into town and saw a rancher
sitting on his porch with his
dog:
Cowboy: "Hey, cool dog. Mind if
I speak to him?"
Rancher: "This dog don't talk!"
Cowboy: "Hey dog, how's it
going?"
Dog: "Doin alright"
Rancher: (Extreme look of shock)
Cowboy: "Is this your owner?
(pointing at rancher)"
Dog: "Yep."
Cowboy: "How's he treat you?"
Dog: "Real good." He walks me
twice a day, feeds me great
food, and takes me to the lake
once a week to play."
Rancher: (Look of disbelief)
Cowboy: "Mind if I talk to your
horse?"
Rancher: "Horses don't talk!"
Cowboy: "Hey horse, how's it
goin?"
Horse: "Cool."
Rancher: (an even wilder look of
shock)
Cowboy: "Is this your owner?"
(pointing at rancher)
Horse: "Yep."
Cowboy: "How's he treat you?"
Horse: "Pretty good, thanks for
asking." He rides me regularly,
brushes me down often, and keeps
me in the barn to protect me
from the elements."
Rancher: (total look of
amazement)
Cowboy: "Mind if I talk to your
SHEEP?"
Rancher: (stuttering, and hardly
able to talk)...... "Th-Th-Them
sheep ain't nothin but liars!!!"
Potpourri
Historical Place
Quote of the Week
Roueche House
Meadville PA
Once you choose hope, anything's
possible. ~ Christopher Reeve
Children have never been good at
listening to their elders, but
they have never failed to
imitate them. ~ James Baldwin
Never regret. If it’s good, it’s
wonderful. If it’s bad, it’s
experience.
- Victoria Holt
Did You Know...
Smoking in Public Buildings
First Banned in 1940s
While British and American
tobacco companies are in the
headlines often, China actually
is the world’s largest cigarette
producer. Almost 50% of Chinese
men puff their way through the 2
million trillion cigarettes made
there mostly by The China
National Tobacco Corporation,
the world’s largest cigarette
producer. They supply one-third
of the world’s cigarettes.
And while western governments
nowadays are up in arms about
the health hazards of smoking
the Nazi government actually was
the first to link cancer with
smoking and was the first to ban
smoking in public buildings in
the early 1940s. Hitler was
vehemently anti-smoking. He even
gave gold watches to associates
who stopped smoking. All things
considered, perhaps he rather
should have let them smoke.