March 13th, 2010

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Individual Game Tickets Available Online Monday

Opening day is less than a month away, and buying 66ers tickets for any and all of the 70 home games in 2010 is now easier and more affordable than ever.  Inland Empire fans can purchase their individual game tickets Monday during an exclusive web presale at www.66ers.com at 9:00 AM.  Plus, thanks to the 66ers new and improved partnership with Ticketmaster, fans can print their tickets at home for free. 

“The average family of four buying tickets on line this season will see online purchasing fees reduced by more than 60 percent compared to 2009,” said 66ers Director of Ticketing Joe Fargnoli.  

“There are no more print at home fees in 2010,” added Geoff Carns, General Manager for Ticketmaster Los Angeles. “We’re working together to make fees family friendly, and online purchasing much more affordable for 66ers baseball fans buying through Ticketmaster.”

The Inland Empire 66ers open the 2010 home season on Monday, April 12th at 7:05 PM, against the High Desert Mavericks.  The opening homestand is highlighted by the first Saturday Fireworks Spectacular on April 17th.  Following the 7:05 PM game with the Modesto Nuts the 66ers will light up the night sky with their first fireworks show of the year.

Fans will want to get their tickets quickly for the 66ers biggest promotions of the year.  Including our Manny Ramirez 66ers Bobblehad giveaway Sunday, June 13th, the 66ers July 3rd fireworks show, and an appearance from the world famous Laker Girls Friday, July 23rd.

Remember individual tickets will be available exclusively online Monday at 9:00 AM, and for the first time fans can conveniently print their tickets at home for free.  For more information visit www.66ers.com or call the 66ers front office at (909)888-9922.

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280 South E Street, San Bernardino, CA 92401
Phone: (909) 888-9922 Fax: (909) 888-5251
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The Human Relations Commission of the City of Redlands

March 11th, 2010

The Human Relations Commission of the

City of Redlands

Proudly Announce

 

The Eighth Annual

 

Cesar E. Chavez

 

Breakfast Celebration

 

March 31, 2010

 

7:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

 

Location: 

American Legion Post 650

1532 N. Church St.

        Redlands, CA           

 

Mexican Breakfast Buffet

For Information Call

Chris Smith at

909-798-7618

In Association with

 

Redlands North Side Advisory Committee

   American Legion Post 650

   Redlands Police Department

 

 

City of Redlands hosts blood drive, marrow donor registry

March 11th, 2010

LifeStream and City of Redlands employees will hold a blood drive and bone marrow registry signup Thursday, March 18. Please see the press release below and attached.
We appreciate your help in alerting the public to this important event.
Thanks,
Carl

Carl Baker
Public Information Officer
City of Redlands
35 Cajon St., Suite 204
Redlands, CA 92373
(909) 798-7633 (office)
(909) 557-6710 (cell)
cbaker@cityofredlands.org <mailto:cbaker@cityofredlands.org>

                                                         
CITY OF REDLANDS
35 Cajon Street
Redlands, CA 92373

 
Pat Gilbreath, Mayor
Jerry Bean, Mayor Pro Tem
Jon Harrison, Councilman
Mick Gallagher, Councilman
Pete Aguilar, Councilman

N. Enrique Martinez, City Manager


NEWS RELEASE

March 10, 2010                                                                        Contact: Carl Baker
Public Information Officer
Phone:            909.798.7633
Fax: 909.798-7503
Email: cbaker@cityofredlands.org

For immediate release:

City of Redlands hosts blood drive, marrow donor registry

LifeStream and the City of Redlands invite all healthy residents to donate blood outside the Redlands Police Annex, 30 Cajon St <http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&amp;source=s_q&amp;hl=en&amp;geocode=&amp;q=30+cajon+st.,+redlands,+ca&amp;sll=37.0625,-95.677068&amp;sspn=33.435463,79.013672&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;ll=34.055966,-117.182622&amp;spn=0.008533,0.01929&amp;t=h&amp;z=16&amp;iwloc=A>  (corner of Vine and Cajon) Thursday, March 18, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
 
In addition to the annual blood drive, this year donors have the option of participating in the “Be the Match” registry, a national bone marrow donor program. By joining the registry and completing a simple and painless cheek swab, donors may be able to save the life of someone in need.

Blood donors must be at least 15 years of age, weigh at least 110 pounds and be in good health and free of illness or infections on the day of the donation. Donors who are 15 or 16 must have a signed LifeStream parental consent form. Donating blood takes about one hour and gives someone a lifetime.
 
Additional requirements for blood donors include:

  • Have blood pressure between 90/50 and 180/100 with a regular pulse between 50 and 100 beats per minute.
  • Have no history of Hepatitis (age 11 and older).
  • Be free of high-risk behavior/infectious disease, including high-risk sexual activity and/or IV drug use.
  • Not have had a tattoo within the last year.
  • Body piercing is OK as long as sterile needles were used and there is no sign of infection.
  • Provide a list of specific destinations and time periods if he/she has traveled outside of the country in the last year.

Donors need to bring photo ID and be well hydrated. It is important to decrease the intake of caffeinated and sugary beverages prior to giving blood as they cause dehydration.
 
To schedule an appointment, please call 1 (800) 879-4484.
 
LifeStream, formerly the Blood Bank of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, was founded as a private, non-profit organization by the medical societies of San Bernardino and Riverside counties in 1951. LifeStream serves more than 30 medical facilities throughout the two counties and must receive more than 500 donations daily in order to meet emergency and ongoing patient needs in Southern California.
 
For more information, contact LifeStream at 1 (800) 879-4484 or visit their website at http://www.lstream.org/bbsb_website/  
 
For more information on joining the bone marrow registry, please visit www.bethematch.org <http://www.bethematch.org/>

St Patrick’s Day Wed , Mar 17th

March 10th, 2010

St Patrick’s Day

Wed, Mar 17th:

Join Barbara Reed and Jeff Fish

 

for some Irish cheer on

 

Wednesday, March 17 for a

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

@

 

Park Ave. Restaurant

 

11200 Beach Blvd.

Stanton, CA. 90680

Just South of Katella

www.parkavedining.com

714-901-4400

Time:  5:30 – 9:30 pm

 

Park Ave. has terrific food, a full bar, and we’ll be singing all the Irish favorites along with our Jazz, Pop and R&B repertoire.

 

We thank you for your patronage in the past, and hope to see you soon!

 

Barbara Reed & Jeff Fish

The Delta 4 rocket has accomplished a critical three-peat

March 9th, 2010
www.agi.com
 
   

New Launch: 2010 March 4, 2357 UTC

 

Site: Air Force Eastern Test Range, Florida, USA
Launcher: Delta IV
International Designator(s): 2010-008A
 

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Owner

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GOES 15

US

“The Delta 4 rocket has accomplished a critical three-peat for the nation in flawless style, successfully capping a series of repetitive but highly important U.S. weather satellite launches with a beautiful blastoff at nightfall Thursday.

“A trio of orbiting observatories, known as the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites N, O and P, booked rides aboard Delta 4 rockets to get into orbit and serve meteorologists across America.

“That teaming paid off superbly with three picture-perfect launches in 2006, last June and Thursday evening, deploying a new generation of satellites that will be the mainstay in weather monitoring for many years to come.”

“The Delta’s main engine rumbled to life with the trademark hydrogen fireball harmlessly racing up the rocket, then the pair of solid-fuel boosters strapped to the first stage ignited to propel the 20-story vehicle away from the launch pad at 6:57 p.m. EST (2357 GMT).

“Three systematic firings by the cryogenic upper stage stepped the attached GOES P satellite initially into an initial low-altitude parking orbit, then into an intermediate orbit and finally achieved the desired altitude to deploy the payload.

“The targeted release orbit included a high point of 21,860 statute miles [35,180 km], low point of 4,100 statute miles [6,598 km] and inclination of 12 degrees.

“Satellite-builder Boeing will spend the next three weeks maneuvering the satellite into a circular geostationary orbit 22,300 miles [35,888 km] over the equator where it can match Earth’s rotation and appear parked in the sky. NASA will take control March 24 to conduct an extensive five-month testing period before the satellite is declared ready for use in NOAA’s weather observing system.

“GOES P is a $500 million mission that won’t immediately go into service. Instead, the craft will become an in-space insurance policy against any potential disruption in weather data from other satellites, just waiting for one of the older craft to finish its usefulness before being activated as a replacement.”

Source: Spaceflight Now, “Teaming of Delta 4 rocket and GOES a sweet success”

AGI’s Launch Notification e-mails will help you stay current with all new spacecraft launches. E-mails are sent after every launch and include key spacecraft information such as: the date, time, launch site, launcher, international number, name, and owner. Get more information on thousands of satellites and other vehicles by viewing STK models, animations, and our encyclopedic “Spacecraft Digest” database at www.agi.com/resources.

 
 
 

 

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I’m opening for Judy Collins

March 8th, 2010

Hello there!
I am really looking forward to my concert with Judy Collins on Sunday March 21 and have discount tickets if you would like to attend.  Details below!  Thanks for your support.
Love, Brooke

Note: these dates and times are subject to change (and do!). I always recommend double checking my website calendar page before heading to a show just in case.

~ THE COACH HOUSE with JUDY COLLINS
SUNDAY March 21 (7:00pm)
I’m opening for Judy Collins.  I have discount tickets for only $35, they’re available at my shows, from my website, or by calling me at 213-683-3735.  All ages are welcome.

~ PASEO COLORADO : 280 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, CA 91101
FRIDAY March 12 (6:00-9:00pm)
FRIDAY March 26 (6:00-9:00pm)
This is an outdoor shopping and entertainment center.  I’ll be performing in the Terrace Fountain area of Garfield Promenade.

~ BELLA TERRA : 7777 Edinger Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA  92647  (714) 897-2534
SUNDAY March 7 (2:00-5:00pm)
SATURDAY March 20 (1:00-4:00pm)
I’ll be performing outdoors at the amphitheater near Century Theatres.

~ THE WINE RACK : 14 South California Street, Ventura, CA 93001 (805) 653-9463
FRIDAY March 19 (7:00-10:00pm)
My first time at this venue in Ventura.  It is a cozy lounge with wine tasting and cheese plates.

~ FOOTHILL RANCH FOOD FESTIVAL : 26612 Towne Centre Drive, Foothill Ranch, CA  92610
just off Bake Parkway near the 241 toll road, next to the Regal Cinemas
SUNDAY March 14 (noon-3:00pm)
SUNDAY March 28 (noon-3:00pm)

**If you would like to book me for a private party or an upcoming event, e-mail me or call 213-683-3735.

For the latest calendar updates please check my website:
www.brookeramel.com



 

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“Make Tomorrow Up” CD @ $15.00______________

“Tulips Bleed” CD @ $15.00______________

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Brooke Ramel

March 4th, 2010

Hello!
This Friday is my big concert with Raul Malo (lead singer of The Mavericks) at the Coach House.  If you would like DISCOUNT TICKETS ($17.50), email me right away!  Details are below.  In case you aren’t familiar with his incredible talent, here is some information and some rave reviews:

Malo is known for his work as the frontman of the Grammy Award-winning, globally platinum- and gold-certified band the Mavericks. Following two albums of covers, Lucky One is Malo’s first album original material in seven years.

Malo has earned much critical respect over the years. USA Today applauded “a voice that seems to have no limits of range or versatility.” The New York Times said, “Malo has an exceptional voice, a burnished tenor that harks back to Roy Orbison and the great Cuban singer Beny Moré.” Rolling Stone added, “Raul Malo has a voice on par with the best of ‘em: Sinatra, George Jones and Orbison.” And The Wall Street Journal opined: “Malo’s superb voice is big and melodic with a natural vibrato. Exquisite.”

“When you see a trio take the to the stage with acoustic guitar, trumpet, and bass guitar, at least it’s going to be an interesting evening. Any doubts were dispelled once Raul Malo started to sing Lucky One, the title track of his first album of original material in seven years. It wasn’t just the sublime voice of the former singer with The Mavericks, but the subtle musical support that he received from his two colleagues. Jamison Sevit’s trumpet was muted so that it added colour without overwhelming the beauty of the song; Jay Weaver’s bass completing a surprisingly robust framework… But what a voice, its range perfectly suited to whatever the style of country, pop or Latin it was deployed on… From the new album, Moonlight Kisses could give Raul Malo another big commercial breakthrough. The Mavericks may be history but their frontman has moved on creatively and with bags of popular appeal and it was thrilling to hear him in such an intimate environment.”

~ THE COACH HOUSE with RAUL MALO
33157 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, CA  92675  (949) 496-8930
FRIDAY February 26 (8:00pm)
I have a great deal on discount tickets — only $17.50 (vs. $25 at the door!).  They’re available from my website, or by calling me at 213-683-3735.  All ages are welcome.

 

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Rancho Cucamonga Library website

March 4th, 2010
ON-LINE AUCTION – Now Posted!
Benefitting the Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation

In partnership with InRancho.com - the Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation has TWO FANTASTIC on-line auction items!

Don’t miss a chance to host a group or party at a fantastic Anaheim Ducks Game!

The Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation is dedicated to raising funds to support arts programming at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center – Help support the arts and Bid!

Hurry!! Honda Center Suite @ Ducks vs Avalanche Auction Item ends March 15th!

Bid On Ducks Suite Now!

 

Rod, Romance & Riesling
April 30th – 6:30 pm

Romance at the library? Indeed! April brings a very special fundraising event to the Paul Biane Library.

Rod, Romance & Riesling, sponsored by the Rancho Cucamonga Library Foundation, will feature the singing talent of local celebrity and international opera star Rod Gilfry. Other special features will include wine tasting, hor d’oeuvres pairings, and a fun meet and greet with Southern California romance authors.

Join us at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center on April 30, 2010 from 6:30 to 9pm. Tickets are required. Please call the Library at (909) 477-2720 x.5066 for more information.

Rod, Romance & Riesling Info.

 

Library Happenings
Black History Events

February saw the library celebrating its Black History Cultural Arts Night 2010. In addition to story readings by the Adult Literacy Learners, the event included Special Guest speaker, John Carlos, the l968 Olympic medalist and civil rights icon.

Other events that went on in and around the Library were an Underground Railroad experience presented for children ages 6-12. The Marcus Miller Freedom Jazz Movement was the musical entertainment for all ages. A children’s quilt making craft and a collaborative paint-by-number activity with artists Demar Douglas and John Barge III rounded out the exciting family evening.

Please visit the Rancho Cucamonga Library website to view our current Calendar of Events.

See you at the library!

March Calendar of Events

 

“Rancho Googlemonga Me!”

The City of Rancho Cucamonga is applying, but needs nominations from the community for Google’s ultra-high-speed broadband fiber project . Help spread the word to nominate Rancho Cucamonga!

Tweet your Followers – - Forward to Facebook Friends – - Link to your LinkedIn Connections

Upload to YouTube – - Share the space on MySpace

Join the Rancho Googlemonga Facebook Page

More Info

RENT opens March 5th

March 4th, 2010

Greetings!

The Victoria Gardens Cultural Center has a month of incredible performances and activities planned that you won’t want to miss!

 

RENT – March 5th – 14th
No Day But Today!

The countdown is almost complete – Broadway at the Gardens production of Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning musical RENT, opens March 5th at the Lewis Family Playhouse!

This ground-breaking musical tells the story of a group of young artists and musicians struggling to survive and create in New York’s Lower East Side. RENT tackles social issues of poverty, addiction AIDS and most of all, the transcending power of love. Come and see this inspiring story featuring some of the Inland Empires top theatrical talents.

Over 200 hopeful performers from greater Los Angeles and the Inland Empire vied for the 15 iconic roles which will be portrayed on the Lewis Family Playhouse stage by Dylan Hunter (Mark), Nicci Claspell (Mimi), Casey O’Farrell (Roger), Adrianna Lyons (Maureen), Tim Brown (Benny), Nicole Tillman (Joanne), Ben Alicea (Angel), and Loren Smith (Collins). Stephanie Duarde, Catherine Hwang, Caleb Shaw, Trance Thompson, Miguel Cardenas, Tim Woods and Nataly Wright complete the cast playing multiple roles in the production.

The show’s creative team is headed by accomplished Director and Broadway performer Ron Kellum (Fosse, Dreamgirls, and Chicago). Fellow Broadway veteran Courtney Corey (an original RENT National Tour (Maureen) and recent Elphaba understudy in Southern California’s Wicked Co-Directs and is Choreographer. Musical Director and Conductor David Lamoureux will lead the live band made up of the regions top musicians.

RENT opens March 5th and continues through March 14th playing Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm. All tickets are priced at $33.50.

<RENT contains adult and mature subject matter and is not suitable for all audiences.

For tickets and information, contact the Lewis Family Playhouse Box Office at 909-477-2752 or click HERE

“THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA – Abridged”

March 4th, 2010

From Kellee Flanders, Cal Poly, Pomona:
2/26 – 3/7 “The Complete History of America – Abridged”
The Theatre department presents “THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF AMERICA – Abridged”
by Adam Long,, Reed Martin & Austin Tichenor on February 26,27 and March 4,5 & 6 at 8 p.m. on the Main Stage Theatre -  Bldg 25.
http://www.class.csupomona.edu/th/shows/

The Complete History of America interprets the past as a breathlessly paced sequence of silly vaudeville sketches, word-association games, puns and crude parodies of movie and television genres. Nothing is sacred, and many of the facts have been a skewed. History has never been this much fun…or as delightfully mutilated!!