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Upcoming Events
- May 22, 2012
- Music Under the Blue MoonMusic Under the Blue Moon
Time: 6:00 pm
Music Under the Blue Moon & Open Mic - Artist Appreciation Night....Open Mic and Music. A great night to chill with other artists for networking while enjoying great Italian food and drink. - Carino's Italian - 421 East Nolana Avenue McAllen, TX at 6:00 pm - Dali Coffee House HappeningsDali Coffee House Happenings
Time: 8:00 pm
Every Tuesday night Dali Coffee House presents the smooth acoustic music of Matthew Ray, come out and enjoy some great music by one of McAllen's own! Dali Coffee House is located on the corner of Dove & Ware Rd. Call (956)682-8878 at 8:00 pm
- Music Under the Blue MoonMusic Under the Blue Moon
- May 23, 2012
- Brown Bag Lunch SeriesBrown Bag Lunch Series
Time: 12:00 pm
Established poet and lyricist Stan Raines will be joining us for our first Brown Bag Lunch special of the summer. Stop by, bring a lunch, and come enjoy some local poetry and color. Stan's pieces have been presented at the Narciso Martinez Cultural Arts Center, and published in two or three editions of the anthology of the Valley International Poetry Festival. - Harlingen Arts & Heritage Museum - 2425 Boxwood Street, Harlingen, TX - (956) 216-4901 at 12:00 pm - Live Music @ Johnny's Bar-B-QLive Music @ Johnny's Bar-B-Q
Time: 7:00 pm
Every Wednesday and Satruday, live Blues. Every Thursday Karoake night and every Friday is Open Mic Night. at 7:00 pm
- Brown Bag Lunch SeriesBrown Bag Lunch Series
- May 25, 2012
- May 26, 2012
- UTB-BISD Portfolio DayUTB-BISD Portfolio Day
Time: 8:00 am
-Students will have opportunity to acquire art department information from colleges and universities. - Tour UTB Visual Art Department -Participate in student art exhibit at Gallery at Rusteberg Hall - Meet young artists and professionals - Rusteberg Hall- UTB/TSC - Brownsville, TX at 8:00 am - WE NEED WORDSWE NEED WORDS
Time: 11:00 am
Over next Six months WE NEED WORDS is organizing a series of writing workshops. The first two scheduled for May and June will be taught by Rossy Lima Padilla. The following two scheduled for July and August will be taught by Dr. Diana Dominguez Professor at UTB Brownsville. September and October to be announced… - For More information email Rachel Vela at lotsofliterature@aim.com or Facebook Page : WE NEED WORDS - click here at 11:00 am
- UTB-BISD Portfolio DayUTB-BISD Portfolio Day
- May 27, 2012
- May 29, 2012
- May 30, 2012
- June 2, 2012
- Jackson Street Market DaysJackson Street Market Days
Jackson Street in Downtown Harlingen, between 4th & Commerce - Shop for treasures at an old-fashioned, open-air street festival featuring antiques and collectibles, live plants, jewelry, crafts, and more. Live music and food vendors too! Free and open to the public. Sponsored by Downtown Harlingen merchants. For more information, call June Ramirez, (956) 423-4041. all day - Kids Creativity Day!Kids Creativity Day!
Time: 12:00 pm
Join VAO & Carino's Italian for a day filled with Art & Literature for the little ones. Bring the kids and watch them have a blast learning how to paint real landscapes, make crafts out of recycled materials & listen to awesome stories by local authors. $15.00 includes kid's pizza and art materials. Another creation by: VAO & Carino's Italian-Mcallen at 12:00 pm
- Jackson Street Market DaysJackson Street Market Days
- May 22, 2012
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An Interesting Note
Tiny Desk - The Brooklyn jazz quartet began by playing benefit concerts for an ill friend, but the band soon realized it had potential for more. Endangered Blood's music draws from post-bop, 20th-century chromaticism and New Orleans funeral marches, showcasing compositions both cerebral and gritty. .
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We go to the Tenderloin district, one of San Francisco’s most densely populated areas to visit the Tenderloin National Forest, one of few green and open spaces in the neighborhood.
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Comments from the River’s Edge
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Leave the US Before the Collapse
Mike Adams gets into much detail here on where to go, what to do, and how to survive in the coming economic collapse.
There were things I hadn’t thought of, and I’ve thought of quite a bit of stuff. The “Prophets of Doom” predicting economic collapse, tyranny, and social chaos include many well respected aware people these days.
Judge that for yourself.
One thing Mike Adams does point out is that Texas (home state of Writers of the Rio Grande) is a very good spot (relatively speaking of course) to hunker down and ride out the storm. Others could include Montana, Alaska, Wyoming etc. States with traditions of gun rights and liberty.
In essence, the message is from a man that has traveled the world, the best place to hide is in plain site.
Made a lot of sense. Read the article by Mike Adams from NaturalNews:
(NaturalNews) One of the most common questions I’m asked today from people who are aware of what’s really going on is, “Should I leave the USA to get away from the coming police state?” Three years ago, I would have said YES, but today, after having experienced such an effort myself and now having a clear understanding of the ramifications of such an effort, I must urge people to reconsider. As you’ll read here, you may ultimately be far safer and more successful living right where you are, in your “home country,” even if that home country becomes a police state.
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