Interesting page of the Oriel Website that details some interesting facts for our visitors that we have gathered from many resources.
Health specialists have always emphasized the importance of including adequate amounts of vitamins and minerals in our daily diet. Magnesium, Calcium and Zinc are three of the most important minerals essential for good health. Magnesium aids in the absorption of calcium by the body, while zinc actively supports the body's immune system.
Women of all ages benefit immensely from the intake of magnesium. Studies have indicated that besides keeping osteoporosis at bay, magnesium health benefits in women include relief from symptoms of menopause and premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
The other crucial health benefits of magnesium include protein synthesis, relief from bronchospasm (constricted airways) in the lungs, and improvement of parathyroid function. It boosts the bio-availability of vitamin B6 and cholesterol, improves muscle functioning, and assists in the prevention of osteoporosis, insomnia, constipation, heart attacks, hypertension, migraines and kidney stones and gallstones.
Good dietary sources of magnesium include nuts (especially almonds), whole grains, wheat germ, fish, and green leafy vegetables. As with most nutrients, daily needs for magnesium cannot be met from food alone, which is why magnesium dietary supplements are recommended as well.
Magnesium plays a key role in regulating blood pressure naturally. Magnesium supplements and a diet including plenty of fruit and vegetables, which are good sources of potassium and magnesium, are consistently associated with lowering blood pressure.
The numerous magnesium health benefits also include the treatment of migraines, insomnia, and symptoms of depression. Magnesium is also known to be extremely beneficial in the treatment of severe forms of psychiatric dysfunctions including panic attacks, stress, anxiety, and undue agitations. Magnesium supplements considerably reduce the severity of such attacks and may also help in reducing the rate of recurrence.
Potassium is a mineral that's crucial for life. Potassium is necessary for the heart, kidneys, and other organs to work normally. Potassium ions are necessary for the function of all living cells. Potassium ion diffusion is a key mechanism in nerve transmission, and potassium depletion in animals, including humans, results in various cardiac dysfunctions.
Most people who eat a healthy diet should get enough potassium naturally. However, many people do not eat a healthy diet and may be deficient in potassium. Low potassium is associated with a risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, arthritis, cancer, digestive disorders, and infertility.
Having too much potassium in the blood is called hyperkalemia; having too little is known as hypokalemia. Keeping the right potassium balance in the body depends on the amount of sodium and magnesium in the blood.
Bananas / Avocados / Nuts, like almonds and peanuts / Citrus fruits / Leafy, green vegetables /Milk / Potatoes / Tomatoes / Lima beans / Salmon, Cod, Chicken, and other meats.
Keep in mind that some types of cooking, such as boiling, can destroy the potassium in some foods.
The body also needs calcium for muscles to move and for nerves to carry messages between the brain and every part of the body. In addition, calcium is used to help blood vessels move blood throughout the body and to help release hormones and enzymes that affect almost every function in the human body.
Bones need plenty of calcium and vitamin D throughout childhood and adolescence to reach their peak strength and calcium content by about age 30. After that, bones slowly lose calcium, but people can help reduce these losses by getting recommended amounts of calcium throughout adulthood and by having a healthy, active lifestyle that includes weight-bearing physical activity (such as walking and running).
Osteoporosis is a disease of the bones in older adults (especially women) in which the bones become porous, fragile, and more prone to fracture. Adequate calcium and vitamin D intakes as well as regular exercise are essential to keep bones healthy throughout life.
Some studies have found that getting recommended intakes of calcium can reduce the risk of developing high blood pressure.
From our mother's womb it begins. When we are born our bodies consist of up to 75% saline water. This is water enriched with minerals and elements to aid in our growth, healing, skin health and hair. As we age this level decreases to approximately 40%. the mineral content of deep sea water is almost a mirror image of the isotonic ratio in the early years of the human body.
When you swim you feel refreshed due to your skin absorbing and filtering the beneficial micro nutrients from the sea water. Our skin is the largest organ in the body and acts as our most protective organ.
Sea Salt extracted and harvested directly from seawater is higher in natural Sea Minerals. While washing Sea Salt to make it whiter can remove many of the beneficial minerals.
Traditional table salt has No Sea Minerals. The majority of traditional table salt contains Anti Caking agents some of which may be considered carcinogenic.
Many "Low Sodium" salts come with a Health Warning to consult medical advice as they are not suitable for sufferers of Diabetes and other conditions. Always read the small print on the label.
The Sea Salt sector has seen global growth of approximately 10% over the past three years due to its more pure and natural sourcing and to the fact that it is recognised as a healthy alternative to traditional table salt. During the same period, traditional table salt has seen a drop at retail level of approximately 10% in volume and sales.
When you Purify Water through Reverse Osmosis or similar purification methods to remove all the bad bits, you also remove all the good bits. Effectiively you "De-Mineralise" it, leaving a bland, almost tasteless and lifeless water.
One single litre pack of Oriel Water Infusion when carefully blended with purified water will Re-Mineralise up to 3000 litres of water to a level which can be Isotonic with the human body or as required by our clients.
Natural & Eco friendly products and ingredients are one of the key drivers in the Specialist and Artisan food sectors.
"Quality of water used in skincare and cosmetic products will be a key driver in the development of sustainable resources within skincare and cosmetic sectors" In Cosmetics - Paris 2013.
Oriel Marine Extracts commits itself to ensuring our corporate social responsibility. As a company we are extremely aware of our responsibility for the impact of our activities on society and the environment. Oriel Sea Salt operates a social, ethical and moral charter into our business operations and core strategy in close collaboration with our stakeholders.


text:
Johns Hopkins Work Stride
Managing Cancer at Work
While 42% of new cancer cases can be prevented through early detection, for 1 in 3 men and 1 in 3 women, life-threatening cancer is in the future. Many of us will be working at the time of diagnosis, all hoping for a cure and that our lives will be as normal as possible as we go through treatment and strive for that cure.
About Work Stride
Work Stride provides information and nurse navigator support to help employees, dependents, caregivers and managers understand and navigate the cancer journey. This approach keeps everyone who has access informed, engaged and feeling supported.
The Johns Hopkins Advantage
For 130 years, Johns Hopkins Hospital has led the way in both biomedical discovery and health care, establishing the standard by which others follow and build upon. This is one of many faculty-developed programs, protocols and services provided by Johns Hopkins HealthCare Solutions to improve health outcomes and reduce the cost of care. Our faculty experts developed this program for maximum impact, based on years of research and clinical success.
U.S. Cancer Facts 2018
Cancer will likely touch all of us at some point in our lives, and we will have to deal with its physical, emotional, financial and spiritual effects.
For 1 in 3 men, and 1 in 3 women life-threatening cancer is in the future.
1.7 million new cancer cases
42% of these CAN BE PREVENTED!
15.5 million cancer survivors
53% of them are under age 70
870,970 — number of males newly diagnosed
891,480 — number of females newly diagnosed
Many cancers can be prevented through behavior change.
18% — newly diagnosed cancers related to obesity, lack of exercise, excess alcohol use, or poor nutrition
30% — cancer deaths related to cigarette smoking
27% — drop in rate of cancer-related deaths (from 1991) due to early detection, early treatment, and smoking cessation
CANCER RISK FACTORS
A risk factor is anything that may increase a person's chance of developing a disease. It may be smoking, asbestos exposure, diet, family history, or many other things. Different diseases, including cancers, have different risk factors.
Knowing your risk factors for any disease can help guide you into the appropriate actions, including changing behaviors and being clinically monitored for the disease.
WHAT IS WORK STRIDE?
Johns Hopkins Work Stride helps you and your family reduce the risk of cancer, recognize the early warning signs of the disease, and understand and manage cancer treatment. This approach keeps you informed, engaged and feeling supported.
Provides you support:
Talking to your manager and colleagues about a diagnosis
Understanding your cancer-related health care benefits
Recommending cancer-related government subsidies
Identifying risk factors and early warning signs
Working during treatment
Managing life as a caregiver
Recognizing the value of regular cancer screenings
Click here to learn more about Work Stride.
CASE STUDY: PAYING ATTENTION TO CANCER PAYS OFF
Our faculty experts originally developed Work Stride as a way to help our own employees navigate their cancer journey.
Lillie D. Shockney, R.N., B.S., M.A.S., has worked at Johns Hopkins since 1983. She is the Johns Hopkins University Distinguished Service Professor of Breast Cancer and, since 1997, has been the administrative director of the Johns Hopkins Breast Center. She also serves as the director of Cancer Survivorship Programs, at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center, at Johns Hopkins, and is a professor of Surgery and Oncology, in the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
A two-time breast cancer survivor, Lillie has worked tirelessly to improve the care of breast cancer patients around the world. The author of 15 books and more than 250 articles on cancer care and a nationally recognized speaker on the subject of cancer and cancer survivorship, Lillie is the breast cancer consultant for ABC News and Good Morning America, and she is consulted regularly by NBC's Today Show and CNN.
Terry Langbaum, M.A.S., worked at Johns Hopkins for more than 40 years. From 2001 to 2017, Terry served as the chief administrative officer of the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center. During this time, she worked with now-Professor Lillie Shockney on cancer survivorship initiatives, and together they developed a program to help Johns Hopkins employees who had been diagnosed with cancer, using her own experience as a cancer patient to support and guide others. The program was recognized as a best practice for cancer care by external organizations, including the Maryland Comprehensive Cancer Control Program. By 2016, Terry and Lillie had developed the program for use by companies outside of Johns Hopkins. Today, Work Stride: Managing Cancer at Work is being offered as an employee benefit by corporations across the country.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Home Business & Economy Emergency Management BC Coroners report on extreme heat deaths dedicated to the victims
BC Coroner
BC Interior
Courtenay-Comox
Government of BC
Living with Climate Change
Smoky Air
Trauma & Healing
Urban Planning & Development
Weather Impacts
BC Coroners report on extreme heat deaths dedicated to the victims
98% of deaths occurred indoors
'Extreme Heat and Human Mortality: A Review of Heat Related Deaths in B.C. in Summer 2021' released June 7, 2022 by the BC Coroners Service.
Tuesday June 7, 2022 | VICTORIA, BC [Updated 1:20 pm]
by Mary P Brooke | Island Social Trends
It's been almost a year since the five-day heat dome in BC in June 2021 ultimately resulted in the heat-related deaths of 619 British Columbians. That finding was determined from investigating more than 800 deaths which occurred betwen June 25 and July 1.
The BC Government — readily faulted from the start for not heeding reliable weather forecasting and not having a suitable and adequate warning system in place — admitted yesterday to needing to 'do better' and released a two-part alert system. That system relies on heavily media and local governments. For its part, the provincial government will do more information release and has added extreme heat to the Alert Ready system (which is already used for tsunamis, floods, and Amber Alerts).
Today the BC Coroners Service released its latest death review panel report. Yesterday Health Minister Adrian Dix and also Mike Farnworth, Solicitor General and Public Safety Minister, said they would review the BC Coroners Service recommendations once released.
Coroners report released June 7:
During a heat wave, stay cool and drink plenty of water.
Today at 8 am the report called Human Mortality: A Review of Heat-Related Deaths in BC in Summer 2021 was released online. A livestreamed media session was held at 10 am.
The report is dedicated to the families, friends and communities of those who lost their lives from the impact of the extreme heat event.
"May their memories endure in our actions to prevent similar deaths in the future," is the statement that opens the 56-page report.
Report findings:
Findings from coroner investigations reviewed by the panel show:
98% of deaths occurred indoors;
there was a lag between the heat alerts issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada and public agencies and the public response;
heat-related deaths were higher among people on specific chronic disease registries, including schizophrenia, substance-use disorder, epilepsy, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, depression, asthma, mood and anxiety disorders, and diabetes, compared to the B.C. population;
more than 60% of decedents had seen a medical professional within the month prior to their death;
67% of decedents were 70 or older;
56% of decedents lived alone;
more decedents lived in socially or materially deprived neighbourhoods than the general population;
most decedents were in homes without adequate cooling systems, such as air conditioners or fans;
74% of deaths occurred in Fraser and Vancouver Coastal health authorities;
Fraser North, Fraser East and Vancouver had the highest rates of deaths by Health Services Delivery Area;
911 calls doubled during the peak of the heat dome; and
paramedics attended 54% of deaths with a median time of 10 minutes and 25 seconds. In 50 instances, paramedics took 30 minutes or longer from the time of the call until they arrived at the scene. In 17 instances, 911 callers were placed on hold for an extended period. In six instances, callers were told that there was no ambulance available at the time of their call.
Three recommendations:
The Panel identified three key areas to reduce heat-related deaths.
Following extensive review and discussion of the aggregated data, the panel provided advice to the chief coroner that included three recommendations to a number of ministries, agencies and authorities:
1. Implement a co-ordinated provincial heat alert and response system (HARS).
2. Identify and support populations most at risk of dying during extreme heat emergencies.
3. Implement extreme heat prevention and long-term risk mitigation strategies.
The recommendations reflected analysis of the mortality data and/or panel discussions. The chief coroner has forwarded the recommendations to the relevant ministries and organizations.
BC Coroner comment:
BC Coroner Lisa Lapointe during June 30, 2021 media session on deaths due to a heat wave that started June 25. [BC Livestream]
"I am very grateful to each of the panel members for their insights, collaboration and commitment to the health and safety of the people of BC", said Lisa Lapointe, chief coroner.
"We know that weather-related emergencies caused by climate change will continue to challenge us as individuals and as a province. We must learn what we can from the tragic loss of life last summer to support future awareness and focused public health and safety strategies," she said in today's news release.
"I am encouraged by the work already underway across ministries and organizations, and believe that the panel͛s recommendations will support improved outcomes for people in B.C., should similar heat events occur in the future," said Lisa Lapointe.
Heat-related deaths during 2021 heat dome in BC. [BC Coroners Service]
Media session by Coroners Service:
Today media questions were answered by the BC Coroners Service in a live call at 10 am.
There was a repeated message about improving the BC Building Code to address cooling (primarily temperature control is about heating in the current BC Building Code). However, that does not directly address owners of rental properties who may need significant financial incentive to refit condos or homes with heat pumps or air conditioning systems.
There was a repeated message about agencies and communities providing air conditioner units and fans to households in need, or failing that getting people to community cooling centres. Both of those depend on the reliability of heat wave predictions and messaging by government and media. It also requires some form of pre-identification of which households would need that sort of support, and funding to have that amount of hardware on hand. It also implies a high degree of readiness to respond, but makes the distribution of air conditioning units and fans sound easy (it would be rather complicated and time-intensive… people might need to be shown how to install or operate them).
There was a strong emphasis on community readiness, relying on a wide range of 'agencies', including local governments, the ambulance service, hospital emergency rooms, and others. (Yesterday in the session with Health Minister Adrian Dix and Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth it was said there was 'no reluctance' on the part of local governments to do their part to be prepared.)
Get the free Island Social Trends eNEWS direct to your Inbox.
BC Green comment:
After today's report was released, the BC Green Party stated in a release, with comments attributable to Adam Olsen, MLA (Saanich North and the islands):
"This report confirmed that vulnerable populations experienced disproportionate deaths. …. "This report makes it clear that we failed to protect our most vulnerable during the heat dome." … "Telling British Columbians to purchase air conditioners, heat pumps, thermal blinds, fans and digital thermometers is out of touch with the cost of living in this province."
BC Building Code
cost of housing
emergency management bc
Health Minister Adrian Dix
Public Safety Minister & Solicitor General Mike Farnworth
renters and landlords
Previous articleSD62 reviewing internal processes for drivers incident reporting
Next articleUVic transit exchange upgrades underway


Nestled on the slopes of Camps Bay, is one of Judith Hendry's latest works of interior design. With a brief of glamorous living and a undertone of purple found in anemone, this renovation project has become a house that is stately yet comfortable.
The use of a softer grey, creates an elegant style with colours blending in to form a tranquil setting. Wooden ceilings are a great design feature accentuating the space of each room that they are in. Metallic wallpaper forms the central focal point between the dinning room and kitchen where the staircase behind it, leads to the family room with a similar pattern on the scatter cushions.
The lounge is made up of three areas for versatile living. The TV area, fireplace and the drinks area which is hidden behind sliding panels. The entertainment room is filled with images from great musicians on a mirrored wall, while on the other side of the room is the big screen for the cinema. For the guest room, Judith asked for one of my images of Cape Town at night, which is in the Neville Lockhart Store. The image was printed as a Dibond, and hangs seamlessly on the wall.


text:
Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home
1900 West Washington Ave.
John W West
John W. West, 60, of Bay and Jonesboro, Arkansas, passed away Thursday, November 7, 2019, at St. Bernards Hospital in Jonesboro. He was born October 11, 1959, in Rockford, Illinois, to John Robert "J.R." and Lovis Marie (Tribble) West. John was an over-the-road truckdriver and served our country in the United States Navy. He was also a member of the Pocahontas American Legion. He loved riding his Harley and taking trips to Talladega with his family and friends. When he wasn't riding his Harley, John enjoyed working on cars and living life to the fullest.
He is preceded in death by his parents; paternal grandparents, Ferd and Elsie West; and maternal grandparents, Luther and Josephine Tribble.
Survivors include son, Jason (Charity) West; grandchildren, Jackson "Jax" West and Addison "Addie" West; brothers, Robert (Nelda) West and Jeff (Melinda) West; sisters, Donna Hobbs and Rhonda (Dale) Wright; and his loving girlfriend, Pam Parker; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and friends and family.
Arrangements are under the direction of Roller-Farmers Union Funeral Home.
A celebration of life for John will be held at a later date.
Return to Obituaries
©2020 Roller Funeral Homes Secure Administration Area | Privacy Policy | Main Page
Site by Gemini Graphics Inc.


For the past few weeks, I have been testing out the Mr. Beams ReadyBright Power Outage Lighting System. I have to say, I absolutely love it. It's such a high quality product and for the price, you really can't beat that!
When your power goes out, you are usually frantically looking for a flashlight, which most likely, won't have working batteries. It's a constant struggle and even if you have an iPhone or any other Smartphone with that flashlight app, do you really want to drain your battery since that's your only line to the outside world? Probably not.
Thankfully, Mr. Beams has realized this issue and has developed this amazing product that comes in a kit. All of the kits are different, and I received a custom kit with a certain number of each lights so I can fully test the product. However, there is the dorm kit and for only $40 (savings of $20!!) you get: 1 MB980 Anywhere Ceiling Light & 1 MB723 (Set of 3) Stick-Anywhere Night Lights!! Essential for any college-bound student.
Installation was super easy, and took about an hour to install all of the lights that I received, both the ceiling lights and the stair lights. The ceiling lights take four D cell batteries (quick tip, buy them at the dollar store, they are cheap there) and the stair lights take 4 AA batteries. They are relatively low profile so it doesn't really stick out much. But my oh my it does the job when the power goes out, the ceiling light totally lights up the room allowing you to easily navigate around your room, safely and also perform the non-electricity tasks you were about to do before your power went out. When the power goes out, all of the ReadyBright lights go on, automatically and lasts you for about 8 hours.
It's such a great system, I'm thinking of getting additional kits for outside and my kitchen. For all you amazing readers out there, Mr. Beams has given me a coupon code that will give you a sweet discount off your purchase! Go to MrBeams.com now and enter code "trustednerd" for a wicked discount on their products. Overall, I highly recommend this product.


Dolomite Bio, a brand of Blacktrace Holdings Limited, celebrated the first anniversary of its launch on March 1st, marking the end of a fruitful year in business. This biology-focused brand, a spin out from sister company Dolomite Microfluidics, is dedicated to the development of innovative products for high throughput single cell encapsulation. A prosperous initial year of trading has seen Dolomite Bio grow significantly with clients in 32 countries, including major academic institutions and pharma companies and exceed its sales targets by 63 %.


text:
Q: concatenate json obj with array {data:something}{data:something}{data:something}{data:something}{data:something}

what I want is concatenate an array before each object, like this
array = ['a','b','c','d'];

var data = {
a:{data:something}
b:{data:something}
c:{data:something}
d:{data:something}
}

A: Concatenate two json Arrays
var jsonArray1 = [{'name': "value11", 'id':5}, {'name': "value12", 'id':23}];
var jsonArray2 = [{'name': "value21", 'id':1}, {'name': "value22", 'id':52}];
jsonArray1 = jsonArray1.concat(jsonArray2);
// jsonArray1 = [{'name': "value11", 'id':5}, {'name': "value12", 'id':23},
//{'name': "value21", 'id':1}, {'name': "value22", 'id':52}];

Concatenate two json Objects
var json1 = [{id:1, name: 'object1' ...}]
var json2 = [{id:2, name: 'object2' ...}]
var finalObj = json1.concat(json2);

Alternate you can try merge
var finalObj = $.merge(json1, json2);

you can use similar technique to concatenate different Objects ( array, custom objects, etc... )
Look at this webhelp .. will be useful to you as well

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Der Dobrudscha-Gletscher () ist ein Gletscher im Südosten der Livingston-Insel im Archipel der Südlichen Shetlandinseln. In den Tangra Mountains wird er nördlich durch den Ruse Peak und den Asen Peak flankiert. Er fließt in südöstlicher Richtung in die Bransfieldstraße.

Die bulgarische Kommission für Antarktische Geographische Namen benannte ihn 2004 nach der Dobrudscha, einer historischen Landschaft im heugigen Bulgarien und Rumänien.

Weblinks
 Dobrudzha Glacier im Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica (englisch)

Tangra Mountains

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Bill Would Strengthen Walking Horse Regulation
Two House members introduced legislation Thursday to strengthen laws against soring of Tennessee Walking Horses, but supporters warned that the bill would not be easy to pass, reports The Tennessean.
While soring — inflicting pain on horses' legs, joints and hooves so that their gait becomes more high stepping — is already against the law, Reps. Ed Whitfield, R-Ky., and Steve Cohen, D-Memphis, said their bill would amend the Horse Protection Act of 1970 to:
• Put the Agriculture Department in charge of licensing inspectors and have it assign an inspector to any show that requests one. It also increases the number of inspectors the agency can use for surprise inspections at shows that don't request a licensed inspector. Funding for the increase in inspectors would come from giving the department a share of the entrance fees that horse owners pay at shows.
• Outlaw the use of "action devices" that rub on sore areas of a horse to increase pain.
• Increase penalties for soring, with fines of up to $5,000 or imprisonment for up to three years or both.
• Increase fines from $2,000 to $4,000 for hiring an unlicensed inspector.
Whitfield and Cohen announced the bill at a Capitol Hill news conference where they also showed an undercover video aired by ABC News' "Nightline" that showed horses wrenching in pain because of soring techniques employed by trainers.
No matter what the industry says, "it appears this is a widespread practice," Whitfield
…The Tennessee Walking Show Horse Organization denounced the proposed bill.
"The attacks from Congressman Whitfield are expected as his wife is the vice president of legislative affairs for the Humane Society of the United States, an organization that stands to gain financially for going after the walking horse industry," Jeffrey Howard, communications director for the group, said in a statement.
The statement alluded to gains in contributions that the Humane Society would receive because of its championing of the issue.
This entry was posted in Congress and tagged bill, Cohen, congress, horse, Steve, Tennessee, walking, whitfield on September 14, 2012 by Tom Humphrey.
← Mayors Giving Attention to the Mississippi River Alexander's Medicaid-Higher Education Link Questioned →


text:
Der Pirin-Gletscher () ist ein 5,7 km langer und 6 km breiter Gletscher an der Davis-Küste des Grahamlands auf der Antarktischen Halbinsel. Er fließt unmittelbar östlich der Tschawdar-Halbinsel in nordnordwestlicher Richtung zur Curtiss Bay, die er östlich des Seaplane Point erreicht.

Die bulgarische Kommission für Antarktische Geographische Namen benannte ihn 2010 nach dem Piringebirge im Südwesten Bulgariens.

Weblinks
 Pirin Glacier im Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica (englisch)

Davis-Küste


text:
Join Nashville Gab at CMA Fest Courtesy of AT&T U-verse and Country Deep TV! (Win Tix Here!)
By Jen Swirsky
We are thrilled to announce that Nashville Gab is collaborating with AT&T U-verse and Country Deep TV for the 2015 CMA Music Festival ("CMA Fest"), June 11-14th! On Country Deep, you can discover new and established artists, watch videos, catch replays of live performances, and more. AT&T U-verse will have a tremendous presence at CMA Fest, ranging from its star-studded Showcase Stage at AT&T U-verse Fan Fair X to The Buckle Footprint at 2nd and Broadway, a fan-friendly area for good times, live karaoke, trivia and various giveaways.
Speaking of giveaways, we have one (1) pair of LP Field tickets to give away to a lucky Nashville Gab reader! Details on how you can win can be found below.
So, are you wondering who you can see at the AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage and what you can do at The Buckle Footprint? Well, look no further than right here:
AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage Artists (include, but are not limited to)
Angaleena Presley
Ben Rue
Elizabeth Huett
Joel Crouse
Katie Armiger
Kristen Merlin
Kristy Lee Cook
Lauren Alaina
Love & Theft
Rachele Lynae
Ray Scott
Ryan Kinder
Sister C
The Railers
For a full AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage schedule, click here.
If you can't make it to CMA Fest this year, you can watch all of the artists on the AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage right from your couch! Tune in to the only livestream of the 2015 CMA Music Festival, the AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage Livestream, starting June 11th at 10:30am. Each day of CMA Fest, June 11-14th, you can follow along to the livestream, 10:30am–5:00pm CT.
The Buckle Footprint
The Buckle Footprint is best defined as:
Three bustling blocks of Broadway, legions of ultimate fans know that The Buckle is where the excitement and thrills of CMA Music Festival come together. With the backdrop of historic honkytonks on lower Broad, wall-to-wall activities at The Buckle will pique your curiosity and excitement, ramping up with every single step.
Located at the Buckle on 2nd and Broadway is the AT&T U-verse Footprint, where you can sing karaoke with a live band, play trivia for prizes, show off your festival fashion in the Country Deep Fashion Booth, and much more! Be on the lookout for giant AT&T U-verse photo frames located throughout downtown Nashville at AT&T U-verse Fan Fair X Plaza, Fort Nashboro, and Walk of Fame Park. If you snap your photo in any of them and share it with #UverseCMAFest, you can print it out at the Buckle! Each day AT&T U-verse will even be giving fans a chance to win tickets to LP Field at its Buckle Footprint.
Nashville Gab will be plugged into Country Deep's Twitter feed all weekend, staying up-to-date on the exciting events that will occur at each of these sections of downtown Music City. To hang out with us and stay apprised of all AT&T U-verse happenings during CMA Fest, follow along all weekend right here on our website!
Win two (2) tickets to LP Field during CMA Fest
Follow these easy steps for a chance to win tickets to LP Field's shows on June 11-14th:
1. Follow Nashville Gab on Twitter;
2. Like Nashville Gab on Facebook;
3. Follow Nashville Gab on Instagram; and
4. Re-tweet a share-to-win tweet on Twitter, share a share-to-win post on Facebook, or re-gram a share-to-win post on Instagram.
Also, follow and communicate with our team on Twitter so you remain updated all week about the amazing AT&T U-verse events taking place at CMA Fest and where you can meet us face-to-face! We would love to snap some selfies with you and share across our social media platforms:
Follow NashvilleGab on Twitter
Follow Ashley on Twitter
Follow Jen on Twitter
Follow AT&T U-verse on Twitter
Follow Country Deep TV on Twitter
GOOD LUCK and we hope to see you at CMA Fest at the AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage, Fan Fair X, and The Buckle Footprint!
Travel and lodging is not included.
This post was made possible through our association with AT&T. All opinions expressed in the post are our own and not those of AT&T.
Aaron Watson, Angaleena Presley, AT&T, AT&T Country Deep, AT&T U-verse, AT&T U-verse Showcase Stage, AT&T Uverse, Ben Rue, CMA Fest, Country Deep, Craig Campbell, dustin lynch, Elizabeth Huett, Fan Fair X, Jessie James Decker, Joel Crouse, Katie Armiger, Kristen Merlin, Kristy Lee Cook, Lauren Alaina, Love & Theft, LP Field, Music City, Nashville, Rachele Lynae, Ray Scott, Ryan Kinder, Sister C, The Buckle Footprint, The Buckle Footprint CMA Fest, The Railers, U-verse, Uverse
PrevPreviousPandora Country Gifts Nashville with Kelsea Ballerini, Dustin Lynch & Thompson Square Show
NextMiranda Lambert makes a ripe tomato…Next
Jen Swirsky
Jen is a Florida-licensed attorney with dreams of never practicing law again. Originally attending law school with the hopes of working in the music industry, Jen found her niche after her degree was hung on the wall and she decided to pursue country music writing/journalism instead. Now living in Nashville, Jen spends her days as a social media strategist and her days/nights covering events, interviewing artists, and reviewing albums for Nashville Gab.
Why You Should Read Jimmy Wayne's Book "Walk to Beautiful"
Last October, Jimmy Wayne released Walk to Beautiful, an autobiography that is equal parts heart-wrenching and heart-warming. While most country music fans know Jimmy as
Trisha Yearwood to live tweet during her episode of Who Do You Think You Are?
Tomorrow is the day when Trisha Yearwood's episode of Who Do You Think You Are? finally airs and to celebrate, Trisha will be live tweeting the episode.
The Gab's fav looks from the #ATTRedCarpet at the #CMAAwards50
Now that the 2016 50th Anniversary CMA's are in the books, it's time to reflect on the best looks of the red carpet. With the
The weather has cooled down here in Nashville, so when I found out that my morning interview with country music singer-songwriter RaeLynn was in the
Steven Tyler tune picked as new PBR anthem
Hold on to your chaps, boys and girls, because Steven Tyler is coming to the PBR.
Luke Bryan and Eric Church head to Kicker Country Stampede in Kansas
The Kicker Country Stampede is proud to announce CMA Entertainer of the Year nominee and reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year winner LUKE BRYAN and
A Beginners Guide To Learning Guitar
Gab's Countdown to Christmas: Sister C
CMT announces premiere date for 'Nashville'
Angry, well dressed couple severely beat Nashville record producer Dave Brainard
Carrie Underwood's Got the Right Stuff