This
Weekend’s Hot
Spot - Doc
Holliday's
By Terry
Pentelli
Doc Holliday's
Country Bar and
Grill is located
1/2 mile north
of the Presque
Isle
Downs
Casino, just off
I-90 at 7425
Schultz Road and
has the hottest
shows of the
weekend this
week with two of
Erie’s hottest
bands, Geek Army
and Refuge.
Friday kicks off
the weekend of
phenomenal
entertainment
with Refuge, a
classic and top
forty Rock and
Country band
that has a
wealth of talent
and decades of
musical
experience
between the five
members of this
band...Read More
Guy Lombardo’s
Royal Canadian
Christmas
Concert
Sunday, December
11, 2011 –
3:00pm
Warner Theatre
Call (814)
864-5681
Guy Lombardo’s
name has become
so legendary in
music circles
that critics
remarked that he
could fill
auditoriums,
nightclubs,
theaters, dance
halls and sell
millions of
records each
year. The
musical sound
has been
described as
“The Sweetest
Music This Side
of Heaven”. Some
of the tunes
made famous are,
“Seems Like Old
Times”, “Boo Hoo”,
“Coquette”,
“Sweethearts on
Parade” and
“Ain’t She
Sweet”. You will
hear many
beautiful
Christmas songs
and songs made
famous by the
band to be In
February of
1989, Al Pierson
took up the
baton with the
blessings, and a
long-term
contract, from
the Lombardo
family....Read More
How Your
Thoughts &
Emotions Affect
Your Body
By Ed and Deb
Shapiro
Ed remembers
having an upset
stomach when he
was a child and
his grandmother
asking him if he
was having a
problem at
school. What she
knew
instinctively we
are at last
beginning to
prove
scientifically:
that there is an
intimate and
dynamic
relationship
between what is
going on with
our feelings and
thoughts, and
what happens in
the body. A Time
Magazine special
showed that
happiness,
hopefulness,
optimism and
contentment,
“Appear to
reduce the risk
or limit the
severity of
cardiovascular
disease,
pulmonary
disease,
diabetes,
hypertension,
colds and
upper-respiratory
infections;
while
depression—the
extreme opposite
of happiness—can
worsen heart
disease,
diabetes and a
host of other
illnesses.”...Read More
Before
Occupy: How AIDS
Activists Seized
Control of the
FDA in 1988
An activist
recounts how ACT
UP demonstrators
used a mastery
of media and
medicine to push
their careful
agenda.
Occupiers, take
note.
SEIZE CONTROL OF
THE FDA
Food and Drug
Administration
Headquarters,
Rockville,
Maryland,
October 11, 1988
Our takeover of
the FDA was
unquestionably
the most
significant
demonstration of
the AIDS
activist
movement's first
two years.
Organized
nationally by
ACT NOW to take
place on the
anniversary of
the March on
Washington for
Lesbian and Gay
Rights and just
following the
second
Washington
Showing of the
Names Project
quilt, the
protest began
with a Columbus
Day rally at the
Department of
Health and Human
Services under
the banner
HEALTH CARE IS
RIGHT and
proceeded the
following
morning to a
siege of FDA
headquarters in
a Washington
suburb....Read More
Erie’s
Own Soul
of
Motown
By Jenna
Croyle
When you
hear the
phrase
“The
Soul Of
Motown”,
you may
think of
popular
artists
like
James
Brown,
Aretha
Franklin,
Otis
Redding,
Marvin
Gaye and
Ray
Charles
or even
the very
popular
stage
show,
“The
Soul Of
Motown.”
In 2007,
the
concept
of the
Soul of
Motown
show was
developed
and has
since
toured,
not only
the
county,
but the
world as
well,
filling
theaters
with
enthusiastic
fans who
love the
Motown
sound,
just
waiting
to
relive
the
greats
of
yesterday
and
swing
and sing
along
with the
dynamic
show...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 elderly woman went to her
local doctor’s office and asked to speak with her doctor. When the
receptionist asked why she was there, she replied, “I’d like to have some
birth control pills.”
Taken back, the doctor thought for a minute and then said, “Excuse me, Mrs.
Glenwood, but you’re 80 years old. What would you possibly need birth
control pills for?”
The woman replied, “They help me sleep better.”
The doctor considered this for a second, and continued… “How in the world do
birth control pills help you sleep?”
The woman said, “I put them in my granddaughter’s orange juice, and I sleep
better at night.”
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A man with a nagging secret
couldn't keep it any longer. In the confessional he admitted that for years
he had been stealing building supplies from the lumberyard where he worked.
"What did you take?" his priest asked. "Enough to build my own house and
enough for my son's house. And houses for our two daughters and our cottage
at the lake." "This is very serious," the priest said. "I shall have to
think of a far-reaching penance. Have you ever done a retreat?" "No, Father,
I haven't," the man replied. "But if you can get the plans, I can get the
lumber."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
For years Dr. Benson had left
his office and gone to Teddy's Bar, where Teddy would fix him a daiquiri
laced with crushed pecans. One day, however, Teddy ran out of pecans;
instead he substituted hickory nuts. Dr. Benson sat down and took a sip
under Teddy's watchful eyes; he frowned. "Say, Teddy, this isn't an almond
daiquiri. Just what is it?" "I can't lie to ya," Teddy said. "It's hickory
daiquiri, Doc."
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
“Everything you can imagine is
real.” ― Pablo Picasso
Did You Know...
Why do men's clothes
have buttons on the right while women's clothes have buttons on the left?
When buttons were invented, they were very expensive and worn primarily by
the rich. Since most people are right-handed, it is easier to push buttons
on the right through holes on the left. Because wealthy women were dressed
by maids, dressmakers put the buttons on the maid's right! And that's where
women's buttons have remained since.
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Downs
Casino, just off
I-90 at 7425
Schultz Road and
has the hottest
shows of the
weekend this
week with two of
Erie’s hottest
bands, Geek Army
and Refuge.
legendary in
music circles
that critics
remarked that he
could fill
auditoriums,
nightclubs,
theaters, dance
halls and sell
millions of
records each
year. The
musical sound
has been
described as
“The Sweetest
Music This Side
of Heaven”. Some
of the tunes
made famous are,
“Seems Like Old
Times”, “Boo Hoo”,
“Coquette”,
“Sweethearts on
Parade” and
“Ain’t She
Sweet”. You will
hear many
beautiful
Christmas songs
and songs made
famous by the
band to be In
February of
1989, Al Pierson
took up the
baton with the
blessings, and a
long-term
contract, from
the Lombardo
family....
asking him if he
was having a
problem at
school. What she
knew
instinctively we
are at last
beginning to
prove
scientifically:
that there is an
intimate and
dynamic
relationship
between what is
going on with
our feelings and
thoughts, and
what happens in
the body. A Time
Magazine special
showed that
happiness,
hopefulness,
optimism and
contentment,
“Appear to
reduce the risk
or limit the
severity of
cardiovascular
disease,
pulmonary
disease,
diabetes,
hypertension,
colds and
upper-respiratory
infections;
while
depression—the
extreme opposite
of happiness—can
worsen heart
disease,
diabetes and a
host of other
illnesses.”...
and
medicine to push
their careful
agenda.
Occupiers, take
note.
like
James
Brown,
Aretha
Franklin,
Otis
Redding,
Marvin
Gaye and
Ray
Charles
or even
the very
popular
stage
show,
“The
Soul Of
Motown.”
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