Saturday, April 9 U-Liners Merle Haggard Tribute

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Merle Haggard Tribute

Quarry House Tavern in Silver Spring, MD

UPCOMING SHOWS U-Liners on Art & Activism June 12 in Takoma Park The U-Liners will present a special show in the Takoma Park Community Auditorium -- a retrospective on art & activism as a fundraiser for Voices for a Sustainable Future. The U-Liners Jerry Garcia Tribute -- IOTA Club & Cafe The U-Liners will pay tribute to Jerry Garcia by playing all the forms of music he loved and played over 30 years including the rock and country sounds of the Grateful Dead, the bluegrass of Old & In The Way, and the soul and R&B with Jerry Garcia Band. IOTA Club & Cafe U-Liners Return to New Deal Cafe! We're really happy to be returning to the New Deal Cafe in Greenbelt, MD on Saturday, May 14 -- great food, intimate comfy atmosphere -- we love this place! New Deal Cafe

Join us with special guests Dede Wyland & Don Walters for a great evening of Merle Haggard classics and U-Liner originals on Saturday, April 9 at the Quarry House Tavern in Silver Spring! Eli Gonzalez will join us on sax! Merle Haggard Tribute Merle Haggard is a working class troubadour if there ever was one with scores of songs like Working Man Blues and A Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today. But he's also written scores of songs about love and life with over 38 #1 country music hits. And he's still at it!! Join for a fun evening of paying tribute to one of the true greats of country music! DATE: Saturday, April 9 TIME: 9:30pm - 12:30am LOCATION: Quarry House Tavern, 8401 GA Ave., Silver Spring, MD MORE: A short walk from the Silver Spring Metro Stop Quarry House Tavern

Joe Uehlein email: joeuehlein@mac.com

urge U.S. Senators to cut corporate subsidies and weapons, not programs people need

Meet us in the cafeteria Dirksen Senate Office Building at 11:00 AM on Wed. March 16 to urge U.S. Senators to cut corporate subsidies and weapons, not programs people need.  It is one of three Senate Office Buildings on the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol. Get off the Metro at Union Station and walk toward the Senate Office Buildings.

urge U.S. Senators to cut corporate subsidies and weapons, not programs people need

Meet us in the cafeteria Dirksen Senate Office Building at 11:00 AM on Wed. March 16 to urge U.S. Senators to cut corporate subsidies and weapons, not programs people need.  It is one of three Senate Office Buildings on the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol. Get off the Metro at Union Station and walk toward the Senate Office Buildings.

Interested in attending the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law?

Please spread the word to those who may be interested in attending the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law!

The School of Law will hold its Spring 2011 Law Day-Open House Program on Saturday, March 19th at the School of Law, 4200 Connecticut Ave., NW in Building 39, 2nd floor from 10:00am to 2:30pm.  The Program will allow Law Day participants to experience a law class taught by one of our professors; 2) listen to and speak with students who will talk about their experiences in law school -- from how they’ve manage law school stress and exams to providing tips about how to succeed in law school; and 3) talk with and receive information and advice from admission and financial aid professionals.

The application fee will be waived for those participants who attend this program and apply. Register on our website today.

If you have any questions or need additional information please contact the Office of Admissions at (202) 274-7341 or lawadmission@udc.edu. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday.

Sunday, March 20th SEMINAR on Energy Efficiency and Energy Audits

 

                You are Invited to

 

An Information packed SEMINAR on Energy Efficiency and Energy Audits

 

WeGreen USA, a citizens action group, is helping individuals and communities take action in reducing the carbon footprint,
greenhouse gases and environmental pollution. Ours is the collective strength of individuals working together for making
our communities more energy efficient and sustainable.

 

To help Maryland reduce per-capita electricity usage by 15% by 2015, WeGreen USA is organizing an information packed seminar on
Energy Efficiency and Energy Audits:

 

Sunday, March 20^th

2 - 4 pm

Marilyn J. Praisner Library  –  Meeting Room

14910 Old Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD 20866

Directions: (please see below)

 

Free for Maryland residents, but space is limited so please register.

To REGISTER click this link: http://www.wegreen-usa.org/event-registration.html

 

 

SEMINAR TOPICS

Why energy efficiency?

How can an Energy Audit help you save money?

Is Your Home Operating at Peak Efficiency?

What is an Energy Audit?

What is Thermal Imaging?

What is a Blower Door Test?

How to get an Energy Audit done?

 

GUEST SPEAKER: Robert Hopkin

President, Pro-Tec Inspection Services, Inc.

Robert Hopkin: Rob is the President of ProTec and has been doing both residential and commercial inspections for over 26 years.
Rob has RESNET and CMC training as an Energy Professional. He is a Certified Building Inspector, member of ASHI, certified mold inspector and
an accredited Level 1 Thermographer. Rob is licensed and certified to perform all sorts of building inspections and evaluations throughout the
Washington metropolitian area. He speaks to groups on a regular basis to help other home inspectors, realtors, and contractors learn how to properly
market and run their business. Rob and his wife, Michelle, recently won a $10,000 national award for business improvement and marketing.

 

DIRECTIONS FROM:

North (The Columbia area)

Drive south on Columbia Pike (Rt. 29).
Turn right at Spencerville Rd. (Rt. 198)
Take the next left at Old Columbia Pike. (Sandy Spring Bank is on the corner).
Continue for 1/4 mile to the library on the right.

 

South (The Silver Spring area)

Drive north on Columbia Pike (Rt. 29) to Greencastle Rd. (first traffic light after Briggs Chaney Plaza).
Turn Left on Greencastle Rd., continue to Old Columbia Pike.
Turn right on Old Columbia Pike.
Continue around the curve. The library is on the left and has a bright teal roof.

 

East (The Laurel area)

From Sandy Spring Rd. (Rt. 198) cross Columbia Pike (Rt. 29).
Take the next left at Old Columbia Pike. (Sandy Spring Bank is on the corner).
Continue 1/4 mile to the library on the right.

 

West (The Spencerville area)

From Spencerville Rd. (Rt. 198) drive to Old Columbia Pike and
Turn right at the Sandy Spring Bank.
Continue about 1/4 mile to the library on the right.

 

To REGISTER click this link: http://www.wegreen-usa.org/event-registration.html

 

 

PLEASE FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES, NEIGHBORS…

 

save public television and radio

Friends,

A dear neighbor friend of mine is a life-long public television employee. In the 14 years that I have known him, daily, five days a week, including on weekends, he has risen at 4am to start up our state's public TV station and its programs for the day.  

Last week, at the end of a conversation about what's going on in government, he said to me, "Republican no more!"

I don't know what party he WILL join ;)

...but in the meantime he asked me to sign and then forward along the attached petition to save public television and radio:

Please join this group to help save our jobs….Republicans are trying to eliminate funding for CPB: http://170millionamericans.com

Please sign the petition and forward to your lists.

This vote is planned for mid week next week in the Senate but this can change!

Thank you,
Diane

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Diane Wittner
www.chesapeakecitizens.org