Crema Restaurante Celebrates Their 6th Anniversary

Posted on April 9, 2012 by

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 27, 2012

Crema Restaurante is throwing an anniversary party and is inviting their fans, customers, and community to come and celebrate with them. The party will take place March 31, 2012 at 10 pm at the restaurant (111 West 17th Street).

To foster the festivities, Crema will be serving complimentary appetizer and conduct a late night happy hour. The happy hour will be from 10 pm onwards and will include half price beer, wine, and the signature house margarita?made with fresh squeezed lime juice.

In addition, Kanutto Garabatto will be performing his flamenco acoustic rock show. There is no cover charge for the performance and three sets will be played throughout the evening.

This event promises to be a good time for all who attend.

ABOUT Crema Restaurante: Opened March 2006, Crema is located in the popular Chelsea district in Manhattan. Crema?s Mexican designer transformed the interior space, playing with traditional Mexican colors and textures in a modern New York way. Crema has received many honors including being listed by OpenTable as the top Mexican restaurant in New York and being rated by Zagat Restaurant Guide as one of the top Mexican cuisines in the city.

ABOUT Chef Julieta Ballesteros: Chef Julieta hails from Monterrey, Mexico and was trained at New York’s French Culinary Institute. She fuses traditional Mexican cuisine with a beautiful French presentation. This Zagat listed celebrity chef has created a Michelin rated Chelsea hot spot that is refined and fun. Crema’s interior plays with traditional Mexican colors and textures in a modern New York way. The original paintings on display were custom created for the space by the celebrated artist and mother of the chef, del Bosque.

ABOUT KANUTTO GARABATTO: Kanutto Garabatto is a Spanish rock and flamenco singer/songwriter from Santa Fe, Argentina. His band GARABATTO has played various clubs and spaces in the New York music scene. In 2010, this young singer decided to pursue a solo career and debuted in Corcho Wine Room, singing a unique blend of sounds from many genres, including rock and flamenco. Garabatto Kanutto is currently recording his first album in which will include 11 songs of his own authorship.





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Operating Under the Influence – Famed DUI Attorney Gill Cochran Gives Tips on Boating Safety

Posted on April 5, 2012 by


Annapolis, Maryland (PRWEB) March 26, 2012

With spring in the air many boaters are heading to the waters for a day of fun. But if alcohol is part of the equation, a great day can turn serious in a matter of seconds. Most fatal boating accidents cite alcohol use as a contributing factor and boaters need to be aware that alcohol can have a greater physical impact on seas than on the land.

?Alcohol impairs your judgment and your ability to operate a vessel safely. Dehydration and the motion and vibration of the boat add to the intensity of your impairment when on the water,? said Gill Cochran, of Cochran, Cochran and Chhabra. ?Balance is one of the first things you lose when you consume alcohol. When you combine loss of balance with the rocking of a boat, the chance of falling overboard increases. The sun causes you to perspire, which removes the water from your body but leaves the alcohol in. This can cause a quicker and higher level of impairment.?

Mr. Cochran says that every boater needs to understand the risks of operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs (OWI).

Here are Sobering Facts from Mr. Cochran:

Beer is NOT less intoxicating than any other alcoholic beverage.
Only time will sober a person, NOT black coffee or a cold shower.
It is NOT easy to tell if someone is impaired. Many experienced drinkers can
hide their impairment, but the effect alcohol has on the body remains.

You are NOT the best person to judge if you are fit to operate a vessel. Your
judgment is one of the first things you lose when you drink.

A boat operator is likely to become impaired more quickly than a driver, drink
for drink.

The penalties for OWI can include large fines, revocation of operator privileges
and serious jail terms? It is illegal to operate a boat while under the

influence of alcohol or drugs in every state.

The Coast Guard also enforces a federal law that prohibits OWI.
This law pertains to ALL boats (from canoes and rowboats to the largest ships).

Enforcement and Penalties

The Coast Guard and every state have stringent penalties for violating OWI laws. Penalties can include large fines, suspension or revocation of boat operator privileges, and jail terms.

Tips for Avoiding a OWI

?Boating doesn’t need any stimulus to make it fun,? said Mr. Cochran. ?Fishing doesn’t need any liquid bait to improve the catch.?

So here are some ideas from Mr. Cochran that will help boaters avoid a OWI:

Take along a variety of sodas, a jug of water, iced tea, lemonade, or take
along nonalcoholic beer.

Take along plenty of food.
Wear clothes that keep you cool.
Plan to limit your trip to the number of hours you can spend on the water
without becoming tired.

Enjoy your outing more by having a party ashore – in the picnic area, in the
Yacht Club, in your backyard – where you will have time between the fun

and getting back into your boat or your car.

If you dock somewhere for lunch or dinner and drink alcohol, wait a
reasonable time before getting in your boat or car.

Be sure to have a sober designated driver as the boat operator.
No alcohol aboard is the safe way to go – remember intoxicated passengers
can fall overboard too.

About Cochran, Cochran and Chhabra Cochran, Cochran and Chhabra are a Maryland law firm providing clients in Annapolis, Baltimore and throughout Maryland with representation by skilled attorneys in state, federal and appellate courts. Our lawyers provide legal advice and representation in DUI, criminal defense, personal injury and auto accident cases. For more information please visit http://www.ccc-law.com.





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From Buenos Aires Argentina, LOS PINGUOS, Bring a Night of Latin Rhythms & Vivacious Beats, Music & Dancing to Kanbar Center @ the Osher Marin JCC in San Rafael

Posted on April 2, 2012 by


San Rafael, CA (PRWEB) March 15, 2012

They came to the US from cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a mixture of Latin rhythms, performed with Spanish guitars, a Cuban Tres, Peruvian caj?n (box-drum), bass and harmonizing vocals. Vivacious and infectious, the sound of Los Pinguos has claimed fans worldwide with their exciting live performances

While performing, they were spotted by a talent scout who urged them to audition for a new television show, ?The Next Big Star? produced by Ed McMahon. In spite of fierce competition and being the only Latin band to perform, Los Pinguo won the audience vote and took home the Grand Prize.

Since then, their music was featured in the Antonio Banderas & Emma Thompson film, ?Imaging Argentina? they were invited to the Sundance Film Festival to perform with Suzanne Vega, were signed to a major publishing deal and have been featured on two compilation CD?s with Putamaya, the most established world music label.

These days Los Pinguos can be seen performing at World Music Festivals to Performing Arts Centers across the nation and beyond. Experience them in the Hoytt Theater at Kanbar Center for the Performing Arts in San Rafael. Sit back at an intimate lantern lit cabaret table while sipping a cocktail, or spend the night on the beautiful wooden dance floor moving to great Latin rhythms.

Saturday April 21 @ 8:00

7:30 pre-event dance class

General Admission

Concessions including light snacks ? beer, wine, spirits for 21+

Tickets: $ 20 Adv/ $ 25 day of

YOU TUBE Play for Change

YOU TUBE Listen to Los Pinguos

The Kanbar Center for the Performing Arts is the Performing Arts Department within the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center in San Rafael, California. Originally known as ?CenterStage? they have spread the power of music, voice, humor, taste, culture, movement and words throughout the community for over 20 years. Presentations include classical music, club style dancing events, comedy, musical concerts, film, theater and performance in the grand Hoytt Theater, lectures, chats and demonstrations in the Kurland lounge and great world music & dancing for all ages outdoors under summer skies on Swig Field. Centrally located in Marin County, the campus offers ample FREE parking and is just ? mile east of Hwy 101.

Coming Soon:

5/3- Meklit Hadero

With Special Guest Quinn Deveaux

The Osher Marin JCC

200 N San Pedro Rd.

San Rafael, Ca

? mi East off 101

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City Starts Issuing Quarterly Reports

Posted on March 29, 2012 by

Shelbyville, TN (PRWEB) March 13, 2012

Shelbyville’s council will begin receiving quarterly reports on the city’s budget, hearing the first report of the year during this week’s study session.

City treasurer Jamey Owen briefed council members on what funds were coming in to the city, what was being spent and how the taxpayers’ money was used.

As of Dec. 31, 2011, Shelbyville had a total cash balance of $ 4,338,207 — with an unrestricted balance of $ 2,134,951 and a restricted figure of $ 2,203,255.

Restricted funds are those which are held for a specific purpose, while unrestricted moneys are available for use as needed.

City manager Jay Johnson stressed that the December cash balance “was what it was on that day,” noting that new checks goes out and come in each day.

Owen also presented a series of charts to the council showing the month to month variations of both the restricted and unrestricted balances, also detailing where the money was being spent.

Expenses

A total of $ 1,447,662 was unappropriated in the unrestricted fund, which is where revenue from tax money comes straight into, and are divvied out to the different funds and to cover expenses. Owen said that $ 357,823 was in the general fund, $ 117,775 devoted to stormwater, $ 200,000 into the budget reserve and $ 11,691 going to solid waste.

“When you see unappropriated on your report, that’s the tax revenue section,” Owen explained.

As for restricted cash balances, those funds were split into a dozen categories — with the largest being the city’s fixed asset group, totalling $ 1,084,992.

Major repairs for Shelbyville take up $ 448,283, a total of $ 208,092 is earmarked for state street aid, and $ 204,701 is put aside for capital. Long term debt and hotel/motel is at zero, with state road projects having $ 90,593 earmarked, and $ 31,334 for road improvement.

The city’s drug fund had $ 26,252 set aside, with funds for police equipment at $ 49,007, and $ 30,000 each for the city’s greenway and city TV.

Revenue and taxes

The city received $ 477,215 in property tax revenue for January, with the largest month expected in February. There is 63 percent of Shelbyville’s property tax that have yet to be received, but Owen believes the rest of that should be in by the end of this month when the majority of it is taken in. She also said that many people came in to pay their taxes in December during this fiscal year rather than in January, which was the case in times past.

Shelbyville gets its revenue from a numbers of sources, such as property tax, local sales tax, state shared taxes and in lieu of taxes.

Owen explained that there are four classes of business taxes, with the city’s largest category being class 2 — made up of retail, car dealers and restaurants. Those taxes are due on May 31 of each year.

Taxes for class 1, containing gas stations and convenience stores are due Feb. 28, service businesses such as mechanics, realty agencies and day care have their taxes due on Aug. 31 and class 4, made up of contractors, who have tax payments due on Nov. 30.

Delayed receipts

Owen also explained that business taxes now go to the state and that the city would not see those funds back for several months after they are turned in. The city also receives revenue from tax relief, as well as from permits and fines such as court costs, beer tax, penalties and building permits.

She also said that the year to date fund summary shows for the past six months that the city is “flat on revenue and a lot lower on expenses.” Payroll expenses are also down, she said, as well as being $ 47,860 under in fuel expenses so far this year.

They city is also anticipating two airport grants — one for taxiway engineering at the city’s airport, totalling $ 58,000, which was announced this week, and a grant totalling $ 890,000 for an Airport Capital Improvement Project.

Local sales taxes are also up from last year and the city is improving its grant process, using the research tools of eCivis’ grants management system, and is also working to centralize its grant activity.

About eCivis

eCivis is the nation’s leading grants management software solution and the ideal platform for improving local governments’ and community-based organizations’ grants performance. For more information about eCivis, visit http://www.ecivis.com.

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Art, Theatre and Music Abound in Tempe, Arizona This Spring

Posted on March 26, 2012 by


Tempe, AZ (PRWEB) March 08, 2012

Explore the arts, theatre, music and festivals all while enjoying the abundant sunshine in Tempe, Arizona. This spring, visitors will revel in the plentiful arts and cultural events that Tempe has to offer all season long. The Tempe Tourism Office is the perfect resource for planning a unique springtime vacation.

Visitors to Tempe have a new art space to explore in the Mill Avenue District. Originally a vacant retail space in downtown Tempe, the Montage Art Studio was transformed into a shared art studio with the goal of encouraging creative activity. This shared studio space allows artists to interact with guests, collaborate with likeminded creators and be a part of the Mill Avenue vibe. A variety of artisans such as painters, sculptors and jewelers can be seen creating in their work space throughout the year. Montage is open Friday and Saturday evenings from 5 to 9 p.m. and is part of the Mill Avenue District?s monthly ?Third Thursday? art show, featuring local entertainment and music.

Enjoy live music in picturesque desert surroundings at the Music in the Garden Series at the Desert Botanical Garden. Concerts are held Friday evenings from March through May from 7:00 ? 9:00 p.m., and in June from 7:30 ? 9:30 p.m. Guests can enjoy live entertainment, complimentary dance lessons and tasty food offerings. Garden guests can arrive early to also see the Design for a Living World exhibit about design and sustainability, on display in Dorrance Hall. This exhibit connects the natural world around the globe with people, plants and places and includes works by ten prominent designers that used sustainable materials from around the world to recreate everyday objects.

Some of Broadway?s biggest hits are headed straight for ASU Gammage this spring. Designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, ASU Gammage plays host to GREEN DAY?S AMERICAN IDIOT April 24-29. Based on Green Day?s Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum album, audiences will delight in hits such as ?Boulevard of Broken Dreams,? ?21 Guns,? and ?Wake Me Up When September Ends? throughout the musical. Also taking the stage at ASU Gammage this spring is RAIN A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES May 10-12, LA CAGE AUX FOLLES May 15-20 and MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET June 5-10.

Art lovers will be in their element March 30 ? April 1 at the Tempe Festival of the Arts. More than 400 artists and craftspeople will display art ranging from jewelry to sculpture to photography to woodworking. High-end art collectors as well as bargain-hunters will find something that suits their fancy. This free festival provides a street fair atmosphere with street performers, live music and hands-on activities for children. In addition to art, festival goers have the opportunity to sample local wine and beer at the Art of Beer and the Arizona Wine Festival.

The ASU Art Museum is featuring three impressive exhibits of contemporary art this spring. Performing for the Camera, on display through May 19, presents 50 creative photographs featuring elaborate costumes and masquerades, large groups of people, theatrical settings, serial images and cinematic framing. These works blur fact and fiction, both teasing and inspiring the audience to complete the story for themselves. Miracle Report: Julianne Swartz and Ken Landauer, Social Studies 8, on display through June 2, creatively depicts discoveries about miracles made Julianne Swartz and Ken Landauer. The artists explored the miraculous through people’s perceptions of it in their lives, interviewing students and community members of all ages and backgrounds, and illustrated their findings via video vignettes. Also not to be missed, the Legends and Myths: Japanese Kabuki Prints from the ASU Art Museum Print Collection exhibit is on display through May 19.

For more information about arts and cultural events in Tempe, visit http://www.TempeTourism.com or call 800-283-6734.

About Tempe Tourism Office

The Tempe Tourism Office is a non-profit organization devoted to marketing Tempe, Arizona as a desirable visitor and group destination site. The Tempe Tourism Office’s mission is to provide visitors, media professionals and meeting planners with information on Tempe hotels, Tempe restaurants, Tempe entertainment and local points of interest. To learn more about Tempe, Arizona please call 480-894-8158 or 800-283-6734 or visit http://www.TempeTourism.com.

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St Patrick’s Giveaway: Free Stay at Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills

Posted on March 22, 2012 by


(PRWEB UK) 8 March 2012

North Richland Hills, TX: Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills invites travelers to spend St. Patrick’s Day in style in Tarrant County, Texas. The hotel offers a free hotel stay for two, to one lucky contestant who enters the sweepstakes on Magnuson Hotels’ Facebook fan page. Just minutes away from Fort Worth, the hotel is the ideal location for a St. Patrick’s Day to remember.

Tarrant County celebrates in style, with exciting parties all St. Patrick’s weekend. The main event, St Patricks Day Parade on Greenville Avenue, the “Dallas? version of Mardi Gras,” brings thousands together along the 2 mile route to celebrate Erin Go Braugh through outrageous floats, colorful costumes and plenty of surprises. Fort Worth’s Stockyards Station will host Cowtown Goes Green, the city?s largest and most family friendly St. Patrick?s Day celebration. There will be free activities for kids including pony rides, face painting, games and contests with Radio Disney, live music, gunfights and an “Irish Western” parade following the 4 PM cattle drive. A family-friendly St. Patrick’s Day festival will be held in Trinity Park 2 PM-6 PM, featuring a 5km race and live performance by Granger Smith. The Log Cabin Village invites travelers to celebrate St. Patrick’s day by playing with old-time toys and games, and listening to Celtic tunes from Buttermilk Junction Old Time, from 1 PM to 4 PM. In Arlington, at J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill , guests will enjoy Irish dancers, bagpipe players, and performances by the Hill City Band, Morning People, Sting Rays and Clearfork in addition to Irish Nachos and Green Beer. World of Beer celebrates St. Patty?s Day with an extensive line-up of Irish beers, live music and giveaways.

The Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills St. Patrick’s sweepstakes begins Wednesday, March 8, 2012 and ends on Tuesday, March 13: http://apps.facebook.com/sweepstakeshq/contests/200686. The draw will take place March 14, 2012 and the winner will be announced online and via email the same day. The winner will get a free two-nights stay at Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills on St. Patrick’s Day weekend (16-18 March, 2012).

To enter the sweepstakes, participants are invited to like Magnuson Hotels on Facebook, and to join the Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills St. Patrick’s Day event giveaway (link) on Facebook.

To be eligible, all entries must be submitted by the closing date, on the linked Facebook event page. No purchase is necessary to participate. Participants must be over 21 years old and legal residents of the USA or Canada. There will be only one winner, selected at random via draw. The winner will be awarded with 3 days, 2 nights stay for two at Magnuson Hotel North Richland Hills , free of charge for the St. Patrick’s Day weekend: 16-18 March, 2012. Guests will also enjoy free continental breakfast each morning, free wireless internet, and free airport shuttle service. The prize is not redeemable in cash, and must be accepted as awarded.

About Magnuson Hotels:

In nine years, Magnuson Hotels has become the world?s largest independent hotel group, representing nearly 2,000 world hotels with assets in excess of $ 5.5 Billion. One of the top 5 global hotel chains, Magnuson Hotels is the #1 Hotel Company of Inc. Magazine?s 5,000 fastest growing private U.S. companies. For more information visit magnusonhotels.com, Magnuson Hotels on Facebook, and Google+, or follow Magnuson Hotels on Twitter @MagnusonHotels





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Hay Creek Hotels Announces Strategic Alliance With the New Roundhouse at Beach Falls Hotel

Posted on March 18, 2012 by


Westport, CT (PRWEB) March 06, 2012

The premiere boutique hotel will offer 56 thoughtfully appointed hotel rooms, designed by award-winning architecture and design firm Rockwell Group, whose work includes the W New York Union Square, Canyon Ranch Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach, and The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, among others.

The hotel will consist of three buildings: The Roundhouse and The Mill (two historic mill buildings joined together). The Roundhouse features 14 rooms, including two penthouse suites with private roof decks providing stunning views of Fishkill Creek and Beacon Falls. The Mill has 42 rooms with one-of-a kind views of both Beacon Falls and Mount Beacon.

Both buildings feature distinctive works of art from The Roundhouse Art Collection and are just steps away from the shops, markets, galleries, and restaurants that make Beacon the jewel of the Hudson Valley. The restaurant and lounge will open this coming spring, the Roundhouse hotel will open this summer, and The Mill and full service spa are scheduled to open later this year.

The Roundhouse restaurant will serve a locally inspired, seasonal menu, craft beer, and artisanal cocktails.

Guests will enjoy stunning waterfall views through floor-to-ceiling windows in the spacious dining room.

The restaurant provides a gorgeous setting for enjoying an exceptional meal or distinctive cocktail.

The beautifully designed event space, The Waterfall Room, opens up to a wraparound terrace and will become a one-of-a-kind setting to host weddings, corporate events and special occasions.

The Gallery, a mezzanine space atop The Waterfall Room, will be a perfect spot for a pre-event cocktail hour.

The private dining room, located in The Roundhouse building, will offer an intimate setting for post-wedding day brunch, business luncheons and dinners as well as private parties.

Historic Beacon, New York is a charming city with bustling shops, galleries, and restaurants. The hotel is located a short distance from the Metro North train station and is just a 70-minute train ride from New York City. Beacon is also home to Dia:Beacon, a museum housing a renowned permanent collection of major large-scale works of art from the 1960s to the present. Beacon is a unique destination to spend a weekend browsing art galleries, shopping at the local farmers market, and perusing antique shops. In addition, many guests enjoy visiting nearby historic Hudson Valley towns such as Rhinebeck, Hudson, and Cold Spring.

The hotel is currently accepting reservations for weddings, functions and corporate events.

845.440.3327 or via email: sales(at)roundhousebeacon(dot)com

For more information please visit our website:

http://www.roundhousebeacon.com

About Hay Creek Hotels:

Founded in 2005 Hay Creek Hotels combines veteran hospitality industry experience with fully integrated management systems that were specifically designed for the small upscale property. Hay Creek specializes in the development and management of independent full service hotels, inns and resorts in the 35 to 225 room range , with hotels in New England, New York and the mid-Atlantic states.

For more information and to view our fine collection of hotels, inns & resorts.

please visit:

http://www.haycreekhotels.com


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Score Big Time With March Mania Specials at Desert Rose Resort in Las Vegas

Posted on March 15, 2012 by

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) March 02, 2012

In honor of the athletic insanity that ensues during the month of March, Shell Vacations Hospitality bids you the opportunity to play your own bracket this month for a chance to score a series of one-night stays at Desert Rose Resort in Las Vegas, along with a chance to win a four-night stay at Paniolo Greens Resort in Hawaii and a 40? LCD television. Enter to win here: http://www.ShellHospitality.com/marchmania.

Not the betting type? Desert Rose Resort will also bench its usual rates this month to offer guests steeply discounted room rates through April 1st, starting as low as $ 63 per night.

For the month of March, Desert Rose Resort in Las Vegas is offering 30 percent off room rates on weekdays and 20 percent off weekend rates. The March Mania special is valid for the resort?s spacious one- and two-bedroom suites for stays between March 1 ? July 31, 2012. All suites feature full kitchens, separate master bedroom, living room and dining room, patio/balcony and more. While at the resort, guests will enjoy featured amenities including: a daily complimentary continental breakfast, a Manager?s Reception serving complimentary beer and wine most weekdays, fitness center, BBQ area, free parking and in-room WiFi access.

?With our March Mania specials, you could score a room for under $ 100 per night ? which is a steal in Las Vegas,? says Karen Johnson, vice president of sales and marketing for Shell Vacations Hospitality. ?Located less than two blocks from the Strip, Desert Rose Resort is a perfect choice for guests who want access to all the glitz and glam of Las Vegas with the luxury and comfort of a resort hotel.?

Shell Vacations Hospitality will select winners and offer the following prizes throughout March:

????March 17 & 18: 32, one-night stays at Desert Rose Resort
????March 22 & 23: 16, one-night stays at Desert Rose Resort
????March 24 & 25: Eight, one-night stays at Desert Rose Resort
????March 31: Four, four-night stays at Paniolo Greens Resort on the Big Island of Hawaii
????April 2: Grand Prize: One, 40? LCD 1080p Big Screen Television

A total of 56 prizes will be given away; with the grand prize valued at $ 600. Guests wearing their favorite team apparel upon check-in at the Desert Rose this month will also receive a March Mania-themed ?Slam Dunk Fun Pak? which includes an indoor basketball hoop and microwave popcorn.

For more information including contest rules or to enter the Shell Vacations Hospitality March Mania contest, head to http://www.ShellHospitality.com/marchmania.

About Shell Vacations Hospitality:

Shell Vacations Hospitality offers a collection of 21 resorts and hotels ideal for family vacations, romantic getaways, retreats, reunions and business trips. Visitors may stay at hotels and resorts in popular destinations in the U.S., Mexico and Canada from San Francisco to Whistler. Shell Vacations Hospitality is a subsidiary of Shell Vacations LLC, a premier developer of upscale vacation ownership resorts. For more information, please visit http://www.ShellHospitality.com.

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Fad? Irish Pub & Restaurant, an Authentic Irish Pub in River North, Celebrates St. Patrick?s Day with a Trip Giveaway for 2 to Ireland.

Posted on March 11, 2012 by


Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 29, 2012

Fad? Irish Pub & Restaurant (Fad?) located on 100 W Grand Ave in River North take on a marathon theme this year – ?Paddython?. Doors open on St. Patrick?s Day at 7:30am complete with proper pints, themed sweatbands and festive T-Shirts for ?Paddython? participants. Just as a marathon would suggest, ?proper hydration is key? when pacing yourself for an all-day extravaganza of the best mix of Irish music, food and entertainment. Bringing new meaning to Super Saturday, Fad? will also feature live 6 Nations Rugby with Ireland taking on England in the Final match of the day and entire tournament.

As usual, the authentic Irish pub will proudly begin celebrating St. Patrick?s Day long before March 17 with events like a Beer Tastings, Irish Themed Pub Quiz and the St Baldrick?s Charity Event. This year, guests will be hoping to inherit some of that infamous Irish luck, as the newest addition to the annual St. Patrick?s Day celebration features a chance to win an all-expenses paid vacation for two to Ireland. The winner will receive flights, hotel and a tour of the Guinness Brewery at St. James Gate in Dublin. Enter the contest here and the winner will be announced on March 30.

FAD? CHICAGO EVENT CALENDAR

Saturday, March 17

Fad? presents: Paddython, an all-day event dedicated to live music and an authentically Irish party. The St. Patrick?s Day party begins at 7.30am with Super Saturday 6 Nations Rugby and the party ramps up at noon with live music from Nappertandy, Diver and Shannon Rovers Bag Pipers.

$ 10 cover starts at noon. Must be 21+ to attend the festivities

Lead up Events!

Saturday, 3/10

Live Music at 10pm with Michael Heaton. No cover.

Monday, 3/12

KILKENNY TASTING (Mondays in March) – 7oz samplers to taste!

Tuesday, 3/13

GUINNESS BLACK LAGER SAMPLING! (Tuesdays in March)

Wednesday, 3/14

Paddy’s Day Pub Quiz ? Sponsored by Harp Lager

Testing one’s St Patrick’s Day knowledge, great prizes up for grabs including passes to St Patrick’s Day.

Thursday, March 3/15

GUINNESS GLASS GIVEAWAY ? No purchase necessary, but what?s the point then really!?

Friday, 3/16

St Baldrick?s Haed-Shaving Event noon-6pm

Shave your head, volunteer or donate towards the $ 125,000 goal, its great craic for a great cause. Live music from Morgan.

Fad? is an authentic Irish pub- it was originally designed and built in Ireland and then shipped to Chicago Fad? serves more Guinness than any other Irish pub in River North, all of which is to the highest standards. All of our Guinness comes straight from St James Gate, Dublin, Ireland.

To make it a true St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago, Fad? will put special emphasis on proper Irish food and Irish drink. You will always get a perfect pint of Guinness, which is served along with proper Irish coffees, Bailey?s Irish cream, and Chicago?s widest selection of Irish whiskeys. All of our Irish food recipes are prepared from scratch: the traditional Irish Boxty, Corned Beef and Cabbage, and the Irish pub favorite like Fish & Chips. Fad? spares no expense to bring its customers the best Guinness and Irish food in Chicago.

About Fad? Irish Pub and Restaurant

Fad? (pronounced fuh-doe) Irish Pub and Restaurant opened in Chicago in 1997. Fad? is distinguished by its genuine Irish hospitality, quality and craic (pronounced ?crack?, a uniquely Irish form of fun).Fad? has been voted ‘Best Of’ by a number of local and national publications. Get more information at http://www.fadoirishpub.com/chicago/st-patricks-day-2012 or http://www.facebook.com/Fadochicago, or on Twitter @Fadochicago

Pictures of Irish food, drink and the pub itself are available upon request. Irish barmen and chefs may be available for interviews and pouring and cooking demonstrations.

LOCAL MEDIA CONTACT:

Tom Dowd, general manager????????????????

206-264-2700

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Today in America with Terry Bradshaw Releases March Air Dates for Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Posted on March 7, 2012 by


Coral Springs, FL (PRWEB) February 27, 2012

Today in America with Terry Bradshaw is pleased to announce March air dates for Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This city is well known as the ?City of Festivals? with over twenty of them throughout the year. This cool city on the edge of Lake Michigan used to be the beer brewing capital of the U.S. Now, there is one major brewer left who employs a strong portion of the city?s population. The Miller Coors Brewing Company is the oldest functioning major brewery left in the nation. Another well known item was invented here was the typewriter. Locals are not the only ones proud of their city. There are five United States Naval ships named after this city. Local area residents and visitors can watch the program on CNN Headline News via the Charter cable television system.

Terry Bradshaw, the show?s host, is a veteran professional football player with 14 years of experience. During his long and distinguished career, he led the team to four Super Bowl Championships, was twice named MVP and was inducted into the Hall of Fame. After he retired, Terry went into acting, singing and authored two books and was a sports show host for CBS. He can be seen on Fox NFL Sunday, during the football season, as an analyst. His friendliness and unique sense of humor makes him a much requested motivational speaker and is one of the most trusted sports celebrities in the world.

Today in America with Terry Bradshaw is a show dedicated giving the audience intriguing information on topics that affect their lives. The show can be seen on local, regional and national cable channels such as CNN Headline News, Fox Business Morning, and ESPN 2 and ION. For a Today in America sample, or to watch clips from previous episodes, please visit todayinamericatv.com.

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