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Latest News 106 20-06-2008
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Created on Monday, 23 June 2008 06:51
Published on Sunday, 22 June 2008 19:00
Written by IT News Team
CHANGES TO FREE HEALTHCARE ENTITLEMENT IN THE REGION OF VALENCIA
People most affected by new measure are British Nationals who do not have access to the State Health System through an E121 or E106* or who do not pay Spanish Social Security contributions
The Valencia Government has announced the replacement of the Circular 1/2002 scheme with a new law called "Ley de Aseguramiento Sanitario" which takes effect from 5th June 2008.
The Circular 1/2002 scheme or "extensión a demanda" allowed people with no entitlement to healthcare to access the system free of charge. The new law aims to regulate and control free access to the Health System in the autonomous region of Valencia. The Valencia Government has confirmed that the new law does have the scope for new conditions to be introduced that are still to be specified.
The people that will be most affected by this measure are British Nationals who do not have access to the State Health System through an E121 or E106* or who do not pay Spanish Social Security contributions. These are mainly early retirees who do not work in Spain and who accessed the system through the "legislation letter" issued by Newcastle.
Those in possession of a valid card will not have their entitlement taken away from them. However, when the card runs out they will not be able to renew their cover. No new applicants will be accepted onto the scheme.
Those residents who find themselves in this situation and do not have entitlement to healthcare through the E121, E106 or Spanish National Insurance contributions, should consider taking out private health insurance.
The British Embassy is in close contact with the Valencia Government close and will publish more information, as it becomes available.
* For more information on entitlement to an E121 or E106, please contact the Department for Work and Pensions Medical Benefits unit on 0044 191 2181999 or www.dh.gov.uk
PASSPORT COURIER SERVICE SUSPENDED DUE TO TRANSPORT STRIKE
Due to the disruption caused by the transport strike in Spain and Portugal, the passport courier delivery service provided by Bpack for the British Consulate has been suspended. We are monitoring the situation and will reinstate the service as soon as possible.
In the meantime, customers who have submitted a passport application to us can call our hotline on 91 524 9761 (Spain) between 10am and 2pm or 213924104 (Portugal) between 9am and 1pm.
If customers need to travel soon and cannot collect their passports personally in Madrid or in Lisbon, they may request to have them delivered by registered post. But this is at customers' own risk as the Spanish and Portuguese Postal Services are likely to be affected by the strike too.
The British Consulate is doing everything it can to ensure that customers' passports are safe; the suspension of the courier service at this time of uncertainty will help safeguard these important documents. As soon as the Bpack service is no longer affected by the strike, passports will be couriered to customers as quickly as possible.
Find out about new services at the British Consulate in Alicante
The British Consulate in Alicante and the UK Pension Service are holding an open event for British residents in the Denia area on 2nd July, presenting advice services on some of the issues that affect them most
The International Pension Service will provide essential information on UK pensions, benefits and healthcare entitlements in Spain and the services that their team in Alicante can offer.
The British Vice-Consul, Elizabeth Bell will open the session and explain the role of the Consulate, which has initiated the new services. Events details:
Casa Municipal de Cultura, Plaça Jaume I (Square), Denia
2nd July, 2008 - 11:00am - 12:30pm
Limited seating - please arrive promptly
Further meetings will be held throughout the year at various venues in the Valencia region.
TELEFONICA BLACK TOUCHES DOWN
Telefonica Black touches down on to Spanish waters for the first time. With the mast and keel now fitted, the 2nd generation Volvo Open 70 was craned into the sea at Alicante Port, where she will spend the coming weeks being put through her paces. The 2008-09 Volvo Ocean Race sets off from Alicante on October 4th and will for the first time take in Asia. Some 39,000 nautical miles will be covered over nine months during this world premier yacht race.
Russia's challenger for the race was toasted in vodka and unveiled as Kosatka – Russian for Killer Whale, at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth last week. The famous English south coast port played host to the climax of a weekend of celebrations with the christening of the new Volvo Open 70 built in nearby Lymington.
The boat's godmother, Birgitta Westerberg, co-founder of a St Petersburg charity for sick and underprivileged children broke slightly with tradition by spraying a bottle of champagne over the bow of the boat as the hundreds of guests, many of them Russian, raised a toast with shots of Nemiroff vodka. Team Russia will be moving down to Portland in Dorset over the next few weeks where it will set up its training camp during the build-up to the race start.
You can watch hours of race video at www.VolvoOceanRace.tv, the official Race TV channel for free!
Earth moves from Albaida to Algeria
AN earthquake shook the province of Valencia from Oliva to Xàtiva on Sunday night.
The quake, which started in Rafelguaraf and was felt across La Safor, the Vall d'Albaida and La Costera registered 3.4 on the Richter scale at 10.55pm.
Some residents thought a bomb had gone off whilst others believed it was a firework display. One driver reportedly ground to a halt because he felt the road moving.
"It felt as though they were letting off mascletaes," reports the driver, likening the loud bangs heard to those of the gunpowder displays during the Fallas.
Residents in Carcaixent, Bellús and Canals said they felt the floor vibrating and saw their TV sets moved. This second movement, which took place at 9.17am, measured 2.5 on the Richter scale. Emergency services said they received three calls to 112 from worried householders. Numerous residents in Barxeta – between Simat and Xàtiva – rushed out onto the steet in terror when they heard loud rumbling and their entire houses shaking.
The first quake was even felt as far away as Algeria and was registered in the sea 24 kilometres east off the coast of Tenerife. In these two areas, the earthquake reached 3.8 and 3.4 degrees respectively, and went off four hours after the movement was felt in Valencia.
NO SOFT DRINKS ON THE STREETS
The new cleanup rules in Alicante prohibits the consumption of soft drinks and alcoholic) on the streets. The new Legislation which has been approved, but not yet finalized includes all cans, bottles, or plastic drinks containers. A fine of up to 200 euros will be applied to anyone found littering as a result of drinking on public streets Shop owners will also be held responsible. Restaurants and traders are also obliged to keep the area outside their premises tidy or face losing their license to trade. According to councillor, Carmen Sanchez "if a vandal is spotted spraying graffiti on the façade of a premises it will be the responsibility of the proprietor to clean it off and not the council. This year alone the council has spent 40 million euros cleaning the city ".
BLOOD LEVELS LOW
The Valencia Transfusion Centre reported this week that the Comunitat requires around 1,000 blood donations a day to keep up with demand from hospitals in the area. The increased numbers of residents coupled with increased life expectancy will in the coming years increase the need for blood by "up to 10 to 12%.". The Blood service currently requires 800 donations a day to meet demand from the health service, but in few years will require 200 more each day according to Roberto Roig, director of Transfusion Centre de la Comunidad, "there are one million more residents than 10 years ago and the numbers of donors required keeps growing. Donors between January and May this year have fallen compared with the same period in 2007.
No beer for Grand Prix fans?
FORMULA One fans could go hungry and thirsty at Valencia's first Grand Prix this summer as bar and hotel staff are threaten to down tools.
Strikes are planned during the city's landmark event unless wages are increased. According to union leaders from the CCOO and UGT, barmaids and waiters earn just 875 euros a month in the province of Valencia, which is not enough to cover their bills and is significant less than staff earn in the province of Alicante. Union representatives want a minimum net monthly salary of 1,000 euros a month for all staff in the hostelry industry throughout the Comunidad Valenciana.
A demonstration was held in front of the major hotels and restaurants in the city last week, and members have threatened to call a strike during Valencia's first Formula One Grand Prix.
MILLIONS OF POULTRY AND FOOD PRODUCTS LOST IN STRIKE
Millions of chickens died in just one day as hundreds of trucks blocked roads and prevented deliveries to farms. Newborn chicks, bred in specialized farms, are usually transferred immediately to farms where they are fed over 48 days to reach their commercial weight. Farmers warn that there will be a shortage of chicken at some point over the coming weeks. An average of 35,000 tons of fresh fruits and vegetables perished each day because of the strike.
AIRPORT WORKER SUCKED INTO ENGINE
A maintenance mechanic working on an aircraft at Tenerife airport has died after being sucked into the engine. The 24 year old was carrying out tests with two colleagues, on the plane before it left for a scheduled flight to Warsaw. Emergency services were called to the airport at 10pm June 16th after Miguel Angle RF was sucked in to the engine of the A-320 airbus.
COOL AND MOIST
The Valencia Comunidad is likely to be "relatively cool and moist" this summer and unlikely to experience "extreme or persistent" heat for long periods of time. Head of Meteorology (CEAM), Jose Maria Estrela explained that the remainder of June will be dryer and warmer than the start of the month, but not excessively hot. July is expected to be "average" with high temperatures which will be "short term". The wetter weather is predicted to return for August, although it will remain warm. Inland areas are expected to be "stormy ". September is forecast as warm and dry with temperature rises on the coast."
60,000 ELDERLY MISTREATED BY THEIR FAMILY
A national study has revealed that around 60,000 people over 64 suffer some kind of abuse within the family in Spain, most cases being committed by their partners or children. The report is the first national study based on more than 2,500 personal interviews conducted during 2005. Finding concluded that the percentage of elderly affected by abuse in Spain is 0,8%, significantly lower than Australia 4.6%, Canada 4%, USA 3.2% and the United Kingdom 2.6%. According to the study, which did not include information from elderly people living in residential care homes, 0.8% of people over 64 in Spain have been victims to some form of abuse, rising to 2,9% for elderly patients requiring a high level of care. Of the 700 caregivers interviewed, 4.6% admitted to a form of abuse against the person they have cared for. Many elderly do not recognize or report abused, because they are unaware of the aggression or because they fear the "social stigma" would affect their family, or aggravate the situation.
IMPRISONMENT FOR ETA SISTERS
Judge Baltasar Garzon has ordered the unconditional imprisonment of two sisters arrested for collaborating with ETA. Maria Isabel and Blanca Rosa Bruño Azpiroz, both from Orio in Guipuzcoa, were considered, by the judge, to be very close to ETA and open to further collaboration with the terrorist group after a letter to the women entrepreneurs that was found in documents seized after the arrest one of the top leaders of ETA. In this letter the organization thanks them for a payment of 6,000 euros between 2003 and 2008.
Crime Rates Fall In The Valencian Comunitat
Government delegate, Ricardo Peralta, announced after a meeting with principal Police commanders a decrease in reported crime during the first 5 months of 2008, a drop of 12.5% on 2007. It was his first meeting with the police chief, Carlos Rubio, since he replaced Antoni Bernabe. Peralta is extremely satisfied with results, which he described as "significant and positive".
51 NIGERIANS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH FAKE LOTTERY WIN
National Police officers have arrested 51 people and raided 29 locutorios and flats in the Valencia region as part of a clamp down on the "Nigerian Letters" fraud. The fraudsters send notification via email to unsuspecting victims informing them of a lottery win, which doesn't exist. So far 112 people have reported falling victim of this ruse - amounting to fraudulent gains of 2,100,000 euros. Those arrested by the General Police and Judicial Police in Valencia, are to be charged with fraud, falsification of documents, conspiracy and illegal residence in Spain.
FOUR NURSES SENTENCED FOR ARRIVING LATE TO A BIRTH
Four nurses who allegedly delayed the start of a caesarean section by six minutes at the Hospital Clinic in Valencia have been sentenced to two years imprisonment and have lost their licences to work as nurses. In November 1999 a woman was rushed to the operating theatre suffering from a prolapsed umbilical cord. The judge has stated that the nurses caused the delay of the operation and will be charged with being absent from duty, leaving without organising shifts or carrying a pager. As a result, the baby was born with cerebral palsy despite the mother having a healthy pregnancy without complications. The nurses have blamed the outcome on the gynaecologist as he was "just" a resident doctor "without ability to cope with the situation."
NANYSEX
A man offering his services as a child minder and nanny is facing 39 years in prison after admitting that he exploited his position to abuse children in his care. Alvaro IG, better known as 'Nanysex', admitted abusing five toddlers, aged 1 and 2, between 2002 and 2004. The trial began in Madrid on June 16th at which Alvaro claimed he has been under psychiatric treatment in Herrera de la Mancha prison and had been offered chemical castration. "If necessary, I would accept," said the accused. According to prosecution lawyers Alvaro IG has admitted that the abuses were recorded on video for display via the Internet.
HIDDEN DRUGS INTOXICATE DEALER
A 48-year-old man has suffered serious poisoning after transporting capsules of cocaine in his stomach. The "mail man" confessed his illegal activities when he was approached by two policemen as he was looking unwell. The Chilean man was arrested at dawn on June 14th in Valencia after confessing to police he was carrying 30 capsules of cocaine in his stomach. Local Police found the individual lying in the road.
ROCK CONCERT BREAKS ANTELOPE'S NECK
Staff at the new Valencia zoo believe the recent death of an antelope may have been caused by a music festival in Mislata. The antelope, died at the Bioparc in Valencia on June 12th from a broken neck, keepers have recently put the two incidences together. Staff commented that although it is almost impossible to prove, they believe the naturally shy, timid animal may have become startled during sounds tests for the concert and broke its neck.
FOREIGNERS GOING HOME WITH MONETARY AID
A programme aimed at helping immigrants return to their country of origin has only been taken up by 160 applicants during 2007 despite the Comunidad being home to around 732,000 foreigners. The Red Cross program which helps people who have not settled in Spain or cannot support themselves to return to their country of origin. The voluntary return program offers subsidized flight tickets and covers costs incurred during the trip (up to 50 euros per person) up to 1,600 euros per family. Despite the low figure it is an increase of 128% on the figures for 2006. The majority of people taking advantage of the program were women (89) with most returning of to Bolivia and Argentina. The Government are planning to extend the assistance to people who are also having trouble finding employment in Spain. A total of 1,184 foreigners in the whole of Spain have used Red Cross assistance to return home.
A este dato se suma que la previsión de consumo "va en aumento, ya que durante los primeros meses de 2008 se ha experimentado un incremento de la actividad hospitalaria y de las necesidades sanguíneas en la Comunitat", apuntaron.
Coastal News
Full house for Jávea Players – despite the rain
UNSEASONAL wind and rain could not stop the Jávea Players from delivering a star performance in its comedy double bill last week.
Although originally planned as an outdoor show on the terrace, the unfriendly climate meant the event moved indoors.
But the two performances, Darlings, you were wonderful and What's for pudding? were a sell-out with the auditorium packed with eager spectators.
Darlings, you were wonderful featured a great performance by Lynne Martin as ageing ex-actress Irene, who hopes her troop at the Amazon Theatre Group will win the drama festival. But her fellow thespians are far from West End material.
Further laughs were had in What's for pudding? in which boring accountant Jack, played by Rob Lee, and his wife Mary, fleshed out by Carole Saunders, find their humdrum existence turned upside down by a raucous late-night drinks party when their friends Ted and Maureen turn up unexpectedly.
Before the plays, visitors enjoyed a hearty meal cooked on the outdoor barbecue with drinks and a raffle.
Future Jávea Players' shows will be advertised in The Coastal Trader nearer the time – watch this space for more details.
Massive international mafia members caught
HOUSE-RAIDS in Jávea and El Campello this week led to two men being arrested in connection with belonging to one of the largest mafia operations in the world.
The suspects, who were taken into custody along with two others from Valencia and Alicante and 16 more from other parts of Spain, are believed to be part of a massive Russian mafia. They are said to have obtained luxury yachts, more than 23 valuable vehicles, genuine paintings and sculptures and millions of euros via money-laundering and other illicit activities. Among the high-class goods seized was a Salvador Dalí painting, reported the Guardia Civil this week. The arrests were made on Friday and in addition to the Russian suspects, several Spanish lawyers who had been assisting behind the scenes were detained. Officers say this international operation is one of the four biggest mafia in the world. They have not ruled out further arrests.
Port blockaded and supermarkets run dry due to fuel strike
SUPERMARKETS are rapidly running out of supplies and Dénia port has been blockaded by pickets as a result of protests over soaring fuel prices.
Whilst petrol has shot up to nearly 1.30 euros a litre, motorists are panic-buying fuel amid fears of being left stranded should service stations run out of juice.
Works in the old town and the Ronda Nord area of Jávea, and on Levante and Poniente beaches in Benidorm have ground to a halt as workmen have run out of materials and their machinery is short of fuel. Elsewhere, supermarkets are running dry with meat and fish deliveries being impeded by the transport strike.
Taxi-drivers in Alicante went on strike on Friday, and many others in Dénia, Jávea, Calpe and Moraira had planned to join in but finally decided against it.
Lorries held protests in Oliva on the N-332 and on the AP-7 at the Valencia exits last week, moving slowly and blasting their horns, causing huge tailbacks.
Lorry-driver injured in arson attack
A DRIVER has been seriously injured after his lorry was set alight whilst he was asleep inside it. It was one of four vehicles to have been deliberately set fire to on an industrial estate in San Isidro (Orihuela) last week.
The fire was started by an unknown arsonist in one lorry, and quickly spread to another three. In one of these, a man who was asleep in the cabin managed to escape and was taken to hospital with second-degree burns covering 25 per cent of his body.
Officers believe the fire was started by picketers during a protest over fuel prices which became out of hand.
Marital scrap uncovers illegal archaeological sales racket
NATIONAL Police have arrested a man for illegally selling artefacts stolen from archaeological sites after he was reported by his wife following a fight.
Officers say the couple had a fist-fight in the family home in Elche last week .
They received a call from the wife and arrested both parties for domestic violence.
Both parties had suffered minor injuries.
During questioning, the woman revealed that her husband, 35, had a web-based business selling archaeological findings illegally.
They later recovered numerous items of historical value, including Roman keys and two amphorae, an Iberian bull, various ceramics and coins from different periods in history.
The accused is said to have taken them without permission from the Puntal del Búho and La Moleta archaeological digs near Elche.
Jávea jellyfish are back…already
JELLYFISH have been found off the shores of a beach in Jávea – three months earlier than usual.
These marine pests are normally present during August due to the warm temperatures of the sea, and last year swarms of jellyfish caused considerable headaches for bathers in the Jávea area.
But after a spring of heavy rain, they can appear as early as April, experts say.
This week, a number of the creatures have been discovered off the Benissero beach in Jávea, just as the first bathers of the year were entering the water.
Fortunately, however, nobody reported having been stung, and most of the jellyfish have since been caught by local authorities.
Two Brits arrested for dangerous driving
TWO British youngsters have been arrested for dangerous driving on the same night, say Local Police. A 22-year-old Orihuela Costa resident was said to be zig-zagging all over the road in his Mini in the early hours of last Thursday morning, according to police reports released this week. He was found to be considerably over the drink-driving limit.
On the same evening a 19-year-old man veered off the road and crashed into a property on the Urbanización Lomas in Cabo Roig, also in the Orihuela Costa area.
When police caught up with him, they found he had never had a driving license.
This follows recent reports of an Elche man arrested for using his wife's car without a license last week. Police say the man had been driving for 30 years, but had never passed a test. Driving without a license is now classed as a criminal offence in Spain and carries a prison sentence.
Youth 'invented burglary to claim on home insurance', say police
A YOUNG man who is said to have faked a burglary on his home to claim on his household insurance has been arrested. The 21-year-old Spanish national reported having caught a masked individual red-handed making off with his television set.
He said the intruder dropped the set, damaging it, and fled when he saw he had been caught. In the meantime, however, the accused said the burglar took three gold rings and 900 euros in cash. But the youth began to trip himself up when questioned, say officers.
Finally he confessed that he was in financial difficulties and had invented the incident to claim on his home insurance. Officers also say a man fitting his description has been detained on five previous occasions, the last of which was for aggravated robbery.
Police warn that making false reports is a criminal offence and action will be taken against those who attempt to do so.
Tanker crash causes gas leak as driver gets lost
A LORRY-DRIVER who became lost following his sat-nav and crashed into a bridge caused a spillage of nine tonnes of gas.
The Repsol vehicle's driver attempted to go through a bridge with a height-limit of 3.25 metres in Benidorm, where he was supplying gas to hotels.
As he collided with the lower part of the bridge, the tank split releasing dangerous quantities of toxic fuel into the air.
Police and fire-fighters cordoned off the affected area after the driver called them out.
He was breathalysed, but police found he had not drunk any alcohol at all.
When questioned, the driver explained that he did not know the area as he had driven from the depot in Cartagena and was following his GPS system at the time.
The sat-nav led him under the bridge, he said.
Despite the fact the driver co-operated entirely with proceedings, he could be charged with negligence, police reveal.
They say no injuries or property damage occurred, since emergency services' round-the-clock efforts over two days succeeded in preventing any explosions.
Hairdresser's killer walks free as judge files case
THE case of a murdered hairdresser has finally been filed after three years of investigations produced no suspects. Pilar Ramírez, 32, from Tavernes de la Valldigna, was found unconscious in the orange groves near the town in February 2005, showing clear signs of violence. She was discovered by a group of youths and taken to hospital, but was pronounced dead on arrival. The only suspect in the case was Cristóbal Sánchez, who was arrested seven months later. He and his wife were friends of the young couple, and his DNA was said to match that found on the victim's clothes.
But Sánchez continually protested his innocence and neither Ramírez's husband, Enrique Alberola, nor other friends of the two couples believed him guilty.
With the people of Tavernes behind him and campaigning for his release, Sánchez was eventually set free when no further evidence was found to justify his being held in custody. This week, a judge from the court of Sueca announced that the case had now been archived as no further suspects had been found. Until further proof appears, the case will not be reopened, he says. Yet Alberola says he will 'do everything possible to make them take up the investigations again'.
He says he will not rest until he gets to the bottom of the crime.
Friends of the victim are said to be 'indignant' about the decision.
"How can a woman be murdered in broad daylight, in a fairly well-frequented area, and the killer not be found?" one woman demanded.
Those close to the victim believe there are enormous loopholes in the investigation.
They say witnesses have not been questioned and certain suspects have not been investigated.
Inalnd News
NEW HIGHWAY OPENS
The Infrastructure and Transport Consul, Mario Flores, officially opened the new CV-35 from Llíria to Casinos last week. The new 36 million euros dual carriageway has six new junctions at Domeño, Carrases, the Hospital, East Llíria, Alcublas and North Llíria and includes a three metre wide cycle lane. Mayor Manuel Izquierdo said "it is now easy access to two important areas in Llíria, the new district hospital and the Carrases industrial area".
NIGHT OF TERROR AT THE CASTLE
Sax Castle is hosting a Night of terror on June 21st which will include for the first time a session for children under the age of 14. Activities include story telling and activities based around a night of terror. The child session is from 6pm to 7.30pm. (children must be accompanied by an adult). The over 14's and adult session will begin at 10pm and end at 2am. Admission is one euro and bookings can be made at the Youth information centre in Sax, 11am to 3pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday and from 6pm to 8pm Tuesday and Thursday.
Gran Vía Street
, nº48, 1º. Telephone 966967217.
If you prefer some thing a little less terrifying then you may prefer the guided tours of the castle and the historic centre of the town on June 28 and 29. A guided tour will be held in English, although no date has been confirmed. To take part in any tours you must register at the Centro de Estudios y Archivo Histórico Municipal 'Alberto Sols', Calle Mayor, nº30, open Monday to Friday from 4 pm to 9 pm.
LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS
Pou Clar natural beauty spot in Ontinyent is currently undergoing improvements in preparation for visitors during the summer months. Two new bridges will be installed to provide better access from l'Alba path which will lead down to the river.
LIST OF FINES ENDLESS
Enguera City Council has detailed a list of new fines including 100€ fine for mocking the elderly or disabled, shaking rugs or mats, or hanging clothes and other personal effects from balconies or windows. All animal lovers beware it will cost you 60 euros if you are caught feeding a stray animal in public. Good news disturbing the peace, fights, brawls or arguments will incur a 150€ fine and the use of a radios, televisions or musical instrument above 30 decibels between 11pm and 7am will result in the offender receiving a 150€ to 800€ fine. A Council spokesman said that the new fines have been brought in because ¨of the changing times and changes in society."
Other fines listed include: 150 euro fine for the misuse of firearms, air horns; pets kept in improper conditions, damage to public gardens and furniture.
800 euros for deliberately trying to prevent festivities, parades or processions from taking place.
TREMORS FELT
Two earthquakes registering up to 3.4 on the Richter scale were felt in Rafelguaraf, Xàtiva and Barxeta on Sunday, June 15th. According to the National Geographic Institute the first seismic movement happened at 9.17am. The tremor was felt in nearby towns including Xàtiva and Barxeta. At 10.55pm another quake was felt in Xàtiva, Canals, Alcudia de Crespins and Ontinyent, according to witnesses it was strong enough to shake furniture and bookshelves. Sue from Xativa told IT "At first I thought there had been an explosion. The glasses on the garden table fell off and smashed as the furniture shook." Residents in Alcudia de Crespins came out into the streets frightened by earthquake. According to the Geographic Institute, the second earthquake registered 3.4 on the Richter scale. There were no reports of damage or injuries.
TWO DIE IN BULL FESTITIVITES
Three people lost their lives during the 12 days of festivities in Bétera and Vall d'Uixó. The traditional celebrations of "bous al carrer" – "Bulls in the street" have brought tragedy to the small towns. Over the weekend of June 14th and 15th two people were died after being attacked by bulls in two separate incidents in Bétera and Vall d'Uixó. According to Bétera police, 23 year old, VJC, died after he slipped and was gored by the bull after enticing it to chase him. The injured man was taken to a nearby first aid station and was able to walk. He protested that he did not need hospital treatment, but died later from a suspected heart attack whilst being transferred to hospital in Valencia. Mayor, Jose Manuel Aloy said ´the town adheres to strict safety regulations during the festival and that the young man had been warned on a couple of occasions about his dangerous behaviour. ´ Two other festival goers were injured during the celebrations. A 76 year old died after being attacked by a bull as he tried to cross from one barrier to another. The third victim, a 43 year old man, was injured during celebrations in Camp de Túria on May 25th but died in La Fe on June 3.
LIVE MUSIC AND DANCING
Live music and dancing will be held at the social centre as part of an extended festival in Aielo de Malferit. On June 22nd a `Bailongo´ concert will be held including live music and dancing. On the 25th the adult education centre will be holding a karaoke night. On Saturday, June 28 there will be a musical performance by `NExeduet´ in the courtyard of the Palau de Malferit at 11pm. Entrance to all events are free.
STUDENT ARRESTED ON PAEDOPHILIA CHARGES
Police have arrested a student from Alcoy as part of a national operation against child pornography and harassment of minors over the internet. The operation has resulted in the arrest of 55 people, 23 have been charged and millions of photographs and videos containing indecent images of children have ben seized. According to the Interior Ministry all images seized were from individuals cameras or video cameras. The operation, code named 'Wolf', was carried out after allegations made by individuals and associations about the existence of images on the net.
Summer camp in the Educacion Vial park and Environmental FIEVI for children aged between 9 and 14. Kids can enjoy a week full of activities including hiking, games, workshops and try new adventurous sports with specialist supervisors, as well as making bird boxes, go-karting and bike riding. There will be a bouncy castle, swimming pool, small farm and nursery for the children to enjoy. For more information or to register please call 962912119 or 647644871. Organised by the Mancomunitat de Municipis de la Vall d'Albaida
MAN KILLED ON CV-31
A man has died after being hit by a car as he walked along the CV-31 in the early hours of June 16th. According to Traffic Department the unidentified man was struck by a vehicle and died instantly at 3.45am on Monday morning.


Arrangement: 3 trains with 7 cars per train. Riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows for a total of 28 riders per train.
Following testing in late 2016, the VR is available in 2017 from June 9 to September 4 during the evenings (6:00 PM to 10:00 PM).
The Iron Dragon originally had red track with silver/gray supports. For the 2004 season the supports were repainted yellow.


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Chiarlitti details hockey's life lessons in new book
Greg Cowan
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Nathan Chiarlitti joins his teammates after the whistle blows in his final OHL game, a Game 6 defeat to the Plymouth Whalers on Sunday, April 14, 2013 at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre in Owen Sound. James Masters/The Sun Times
Nathan Chiarlitti felt like he wasn't good enough.
After five years in the Ontario Hockey League. After playing over 300 games. After representing his country. After being named a team captain. He felt he wasn't good enough, and he struggled with the fact.
Why? Expectations.
"I definitely struggled with that. I struggled with that probably my last four years of junior where there were such high expectations and I didn't meet them. I wasn't good enough," he said. "I think those lessons I did learn, and that experience of falling short, helped me when I was in university hockey and had to overcome some hurdles."
Years later, now 27, Chiarlitti has completed a five-year university hockey career and is helping coach the University of Ottawa team while pursuing a career in medicine.
He played three seasons at St. Francis Xavier University, graduating with a bachelor of science in human kinetics and then played two seasons at McGill University, completing a master of science in exercise physiology. He is currently pursuing an MD/PhD at the University of Ottawa.
Somehow during all that he found the time to conceptualize and write his first book, More Than a Game, detailing how his experiences in hockey prepared him for life off the ice.
"I realized if I didn't play hockey. A lot of these doors that had opened throughout my life wouldn't be there. Even though I was projected to be an NHL player or potential NHL player, the fact it didn't work out isn't a disappointment," he said. "When I realized that, then things started clicking a little bit more, and I realized this is a really important thing I learned and a really important lesson to share."
Passed over in the NHL draft for three-straight years Chiarlitti was traded by the Sarnia Sting to Owen Sound Attack to play his over-age season.
"I was really nervous about getting swept under the rug and not getting to play as much. That's every over-age (player's) worst nightmare, not getting to play and spending your last year sitting in the stands," he said.
He ended up having a year to remember.
"Maybe the best hockey year in my life," he said. "Definitely in the OHL."
Chiarlitti, who spent two seasons as the team captain in Sarnia, was an assistant captain in Owen Sound. His dreams of professional hockey still lived on, but in the Scenic City, he could just play the game again and enjoy his last year of junior.
"I remember vividly, and they may still do it now, in the playoffs all the kids lined these signs up all along the glass when we came out for the warm-up and I just thought this is the coolest experience I've ever had," he remembered.
Still, it took some time and some space away from junior hockey to realize just how much he learned from the game at a young age.
"It does set you apart. Not only what you learn, but those experiences. The average person doesn't play in the OHL, they don't play junior hockey, they don't get to travel every other weekend or play in front of three or five thousand fans, autograph signings," he said. "When players realize that, and it's not seen as normal, they can really appreciate it and seize every day."
At school, Chiarlitti was named to the Google Cloud Academic All-America Team, a distinction awarded by the College Sports Information Directors of America. He won the Prix d'excellence Guy Lafleur, awarded to the Quebec university player who best combines hockey with academic excellence and citizenship. He won the Jean Beliveau Award, an honour given to the most outstanding student-athletes at McGill who demonstrate leadership in the community. Chiarlitti has also represented Canada at the 2016 World University Games in Kazakhstan while also suiting up for the U SPORTS All-Stars against Canadian National Junior Team hopefuls leading up to the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship.
But he still faced rejection. Twice Chiarlitti was denied admission to medical school.
"I remember getting the rejection letters. Why? This isn't fair I should be in," he remembers thinking. "Well, I should have been drafted too. This should have happened to me, but it didn't. So what do you do? Work harder and keep trying."
Chiarlitti was finally rewarded with admission on his third attempt.
"I was so excited. I remember when I saw it. It wasn't so much relief, but just excitement. I wanted it so bad and it was nice to see it come to fulfillment," he said.
He hopes hockey players and their parents will read the book and realize through his story that a successful career in hockey shouldn't be defined by championships won, records broken, or contracts signed.
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In June 2018, the Cincinnati City Council approved the 2019 operating budget. As a part of the balancing of the budget, the City passed a billboard tax of the higher of 7 percent of the gross receipts or $2 per square foot of sign face.
The City simultaneously quadrupled the cost of a sign construction permit, made the renewal fee eight times more expensive, made renewals more frequent, and created a new fee for changing the sign's face.
The Tax was scheduled to go into effect on July 1, 2018.
Norton filed suit against the City. Norton argues that the Tax is an illegal content-based prior restriction of free speech-which is illegal under the First Amendment-and that the Tax does not have a regulatory purpose nor does it serve a governmental interest. Norton is also arguing that the Tax violates the Fourteenth Amendment, the Commerce Clause, and the Ohio Constitution.
On July 30, 2018, Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Hartman granted Norton a temporary restraining order. The court found that there was a sufficient First Amendment interest implicated and likely violated. The court also ordered expedited discovery to speed up the resolution of the case.
The hearing for injunctive relief is scheduled to occur on September 8, 2018.
We've reported previously on attempts by municipalities to disguise legitimate sign permit and license fees as illegal taxes. For example, see the November 6, 2017 Billboard Insider article on City of Houston vs. Harris County Outdoor Advertising Association, holding Houston's purported sign permit fees to be an unconstitutionally excessive and unauthorized occupation tax. In Houston, the trial and appellate courts order $2.5 million in permit fee refunds, and enjoined collection of excessive and unconstitutional fees. In this latest challenge by Norton against Cincinnati, the purported sign permit fee was held to violate First Amendment right of expression. Undoubtedly, Norton will also be seeking at the trial on the merits permanent injunctions against unconstitutional fees and refunds for such fees already paid under protest. Thus, be observant of when a city passes a new budget-they may try to sneak a new tax into the budget provisions. If the tax is unexplained and targets billboards specifically, the tax may be unconstitutional. If you seek to challenge the tax, immediately seek a temporary restraining order to halt the enforcement of the tax, and thereafter seek permanent injunctions and damages.


Former President George H.W. Bush will be remembered Wednesday at an invitation-only state funeral to be held at the National Cathedral at 11 a.m. While the Bush family is expected to arrive at the cathedral on Wisconsin Avenue in Northwest D.C. just before 11 a.m., road closures started Tuesday night. Police Wednesday morning are periodically closing roads to bring dignitaries to the event. More road closures will occur around 9:15 a.m. as Bush's body is transported from the U.S. Capitol to the cathedral. On this national day of mourning, here's everything you need to know about funeral and how it could affect your life.
WASHINGTON — Solemn ceremonies to honor the life of former President George H.W. Bush are being held throughout D.C. this week — the first time in more than a decade the capital city has hosted a state funeral for a former president.
The former president's body lies in state at the U.S. Capitol for public viewing until 7 a.m. Wednesday ahead of an invitation-only state funeral to be held at the National Cathedral. In addition, a "national day of mourning" declared by President Donald Trump will shutter government offices across the country Wednesday.
When is the state funeral? Is it open to the public?
Bush's casket and the family will arrive at the Washington National Cathedral on Wisconsin Avenue in Northwest D.C. just before 11 a.m., when the service is expected to begin. The funeral is not open to the public.
How can you watch the funeral?
You can watch on TV or online.
WTOP will stream the proceedings online.
How can you pay your respects?
You can leave a message of condolence for the Bush family on the National Cathedral site.
The former president's son, former President George W. Bush, will give a eulogy, as will former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, who held the post while the elder Bush was president.
Former Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., who has known the Bush family since the 1960s will eulogize Bush, and historian Jon Meacham, who wrote a Bush biography will speak.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump will be in attendance at the invitation-only funeral but are not expected to speak.
They will be on the row directly in front of the pulpit, along with the remaining former presidents and their families: George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and his wife — Trump's 2016 Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. Trump has had strained relations (at best) with all of them. But since Bush's death, Trump has extended traditional courtesies to the Bush family, including allowing them to stay at the presidential guest house and visiting with them there.
Also attending: Britain's Prince Charles, the king and queen of Jordan, Polish President Andrzej Duda and other dignitaries from around the world. Look, too, for some of the graybeards from the late president's administration.
Where are the road closures and when do they go into effect?
If you're driving through D.C. Wednesday, be prepared for road closures.
As dignitaries are shuttled in for the funeral, police may periodically closed roads and bridges, including the Key Bridge.
Some roads near the cathedral closed Tuesday night.
CLOSED STARTING AT 9:15 a.m. WEDNESDAY UNTIL AROUND 11 a.m.
Expect heavy traffic delays and closures along side roads during this time.
Then, around 11 a.m., the motorcade will prepare to travel from the National Cathedral to Joint Base Andrews to return the president's casket to Texas. This will bring closures to roads and interstates between the cathedral and Joint Base Andrews that are expected to last until 1:30 p.m. Expect heavy traffic delays and road closures to side streets.
See the full list of road closures.
High Occupancy Vehicle restrictions on Virginia and Maryland highways will be enforced Wednesday.
Federal is government is closed. Will the mail still be delivered?
President Trump's order closing the federal government for a national day of mourning Wednesday means most regular mail service will not be delivered Wednesday and post offices will be closed, according to the U.S. Postal Service.
If I'm a federal employee, how does the national day of mourning affect my pay and leave?
The Office of Personnel Management, the federal government's human-resources agency, issued guidance this week explaining the national day of mourning would be treated like a federal holiday when it comes to employees' pay and leave benefits.
Most federal employees will have the day off, but many who work in national security and defense fields will still be required to report to work. Employees who work Wednesday will be eligible for holiday premium pay, OPM said.
See more answers to federal employees' pay and leave questions.
What about local governments in the area?
Maryland state government agencies will be closed Wednesday, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced.
D.C. government agencies will remain open and operating on normal schedules, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said.
How does this state funeral compare to others?
All former presidents are entitled to have a state funeral. Guidelines for what the ceremonies should look like date back to the mid-1800s and are largely influenced by tradition.
The solemn series of ceremonies this week were planned in advance by the former president and his advisers and are generally in line with other recent presidential funerals.
The National Cathedral previously hosted the state funerals of Presidents Gerald Ford in 2007, Ronald Reagan in 2004 and Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1969. Bush, who served as a congressman before becoming president, is the 12th president to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
The first presidential state funeral was held in 1841 for William Henry Harrison, who was the first president to die in office, just 30 days after his inauguration.
Some presidential funerals — including the 1963 funeral for the assassinated John F. Kennedy — have included formal funeral processions through downtown D.C. Bush's funeral does not, which was his choice.
What comes after the state funeral?
After the services at that National Cathedral, Bush will be returned to Houston to lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church until 7 a.m. EST Thursday before burial Thursday at his family plot on the grounds of his presidential library in College Station, Texas.
A motorcade will take Bush's body to Union Pacific Railroad Westfield Auto Facility, where a funeral train will transport the late president's remains to Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
His final resting place will be alongside Barbara Bush, his wife of 73 years who died in April, and Robin Bush, the daughter they lost to leukemia in 1953 at age 3.


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All recording artists deal with writer's block. You get an amazing idea, and halfway through the process, you get stuck. That, or you know you need to write a song, but you've got no ideas to get started. I get it. I've been there. That's why I made this guide to help you out. Below, you'll find a list of things that will get you out of that rut and back into the songwriting flow. The list comes from lots of research and personal experience. Ready to get rid of that writer's block? Then keep reading.
Too many recording artists forget to take breaks. Listen, the more you stress yourself out, the worse your writer's block is going to get. Your best bet? Put the song away. Stop thinking about it. Focus on something else, preferably something relaxing. Take a walk, take a bath, or take a nap. Try meditating for a few minutes. Once you let your brain relax for a while, the ideas will start flowing again. Sometimes that flash of inspiration will happen out of nowhere.
Next, it's time to get the blood flowing. Too much time in one place can slow down your ideas. Your brain isn't taking in anything new, so your creative energy goes down. How do you get the energy flowing again? Get moving. You can have bonus points if you get moving outside, where your brain will have more fun things to notice. Again, don't obsess over your song while you work out. The idea is to stimulate your brain without stressing yourself out. Let yourself enjoy the scenery instead. You can come back to your song after you've spent some time moving.
Still not getting any ideas for that song? Then work on a different song. Or work on something else entirely. Some recording artists get so bogged down with a project that they limit their creativity. Get your creativity flowing by giving it another outlet. You might make a few sketches, for instance. Finish a painting. Even color in an adult coloring book. Any of these activities can spark inspiration for your current project. Take as long as you need to spark your creativity.
Still not getting any ideas? Some recording artists use stream-of-consciousness writing to get rid of creative blocks. They set a timer for five minutes or so, and then they just write. What do they write? Whatever comes to mind. Stream-of-consciousness writing doesn't have to be brilliant. In fact, more often than not, it's full of nonsense. If you get distracted by a squirrel, write it down. If you start craving a sandwich, write that down too. Just don't stop writing until the timer goes off. It seems silly, but it will help your songwriting in two ways. First, stream-of-consciousness writing will help you get all of the distracting thoughts out of your head and onto paper. As a result, you'll have better focus because your brain will stop trying to hold on to trivial things. Second, this kind of writing often leads to sparks of inspiration that you can use in your songs.
Some recording artists refuse to write anything until inspiration hits. Don't be one of them. Obviously, inspiration matters, but sometimes the muses just aren't on your side. If you're having one of those days, then it's time to write badly. Don't wait for brilliance. Just write. The more you practice writing through writer's block, the better you'll get at handling those moments. Sit down and write a really bad song. Let go of the pressure and expectation, and just write. One of two things will happen. First, you might write a terrible song, but the process of writing will get you into a creative flow. Second, you might accidentally write something good. Either way, you're writing, and that's the important thing.
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Reston artist Cindy Grisdela hoped that her weekend at the Northern Virginia Fine Art Festival would result in sales of her brightly colored art quilts.
Instead, she wrapped up the weekend by filing a police report.
Some time between the show's 8 p.m. closing on Saturday and the morning opening on Sunday, six works were stolen from Grisdela's booth on Market Street at the Reston Town Center festival. The pieces ranged in value from $125 to $1,675, she said.
It also means a lot to her bottom line. Artists are in the midst of festival season. Grisdela said she has commitments for other festivals and will have to go with much less inventory.
When I last saw them as I closed up my tent last Saturday night, all of the pieces were mounted on artist's canvas painted black. Geranium, below left, is 16″ w x 12″ h. Song of the Heart, below right, is 20″ h x 20″ w. City Streets, at the bottom of the page, is two panels from a triptych and each panel is 20″ h x 20″ w. They are all signed on the back of the canvas and my name, Cindy Grisdela, is free motion stitched onto the front of each piece.
The two other pieces were smaller. Peacock Drive is 12″ x 12″ in pastel colors. It has an improvisational stripe including two small house shapes running horizontally, an upper blue border and a lower green one. Tropicana is 8″ x 8″ with an orange-red central block and blue borders.
Grisdela has notified festival organizers and the Fairfax County Police.
Festival organizers strongly recommend that artists take their works home with them at night, says Greater Reston Arts Center (GRACE) Executive Director Holly McCullough. The booths zip up but they do not lock. GRACE pays for FCPD officers to do security overnight by the pavilion and to rove among the 200 booths around the town center.
McCullough said GRACE does not have liability for theft as it would be impossible for the nonprofit to obtain an insurance policy large enough to cover the value of all the works. Artists are encouraged to carry festival insurance, she said.
Grisdela, who has been on the festival circuit for three years, said most artists do not remove everything from the booths.
There has been theft at the festival before. Ten years ago, someone walked off with a life-sized statue of a woman in the middle of the afternoon. The piece was valued at $38,000. It was found two months later in a Herndon man's home.
Also on Saturday, someone walked away from an artist's booth with a handmade bowl, said McCullough.


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Posted: December 6, 2014 in Band, Concerts, music, rock, Transfer
Tags: Band, Concert, music, Rock, Snow White Smile
We had an awesome time at The Birthday Massacre show earlier this week at the Ace of Spades. So many great bands performed including one of of our local favorites, Awoken Shadows and two spectacular sets by The Red Paintings and New Years Day. Another highlight of the night was catching the energetic set of Snow White Smile. They have a very refreshing sound that blends industrial and alternative edge to rock. Check out the photos by our Rockin Ryan of their set:
This was the last show of 2014 for Snow White Smile but stay tuned because 2015 is going to be a great year for them. They also have available their debut album as well as their remix album for sale on their official webstore: http://snowwhitesmileband.com/store.html. Pick up a couple and give the gift of Snow White Smile to the music lovers in your life.
Make sure to visit their social media sites and stay up to date on their latest news.
Snow White Smile is:
David Wright – Vocals/Guitar
Zach Tole – Drums
Kyle Vorst – Bass
Stephanie Michelle – Guitar/Backup Vocals|
Website: http://snowwhitesmileband.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/snowwhitesmileband
Twitter: https://twitter.com/xSnowWhiteSmile
Instagram: http://instagram.com/snowwhitesmileband
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SnowWhiteSmileBand/
Merch: http://snowwhitesmileband.com/store.html
Posted: December 5, 2014 in Bands, Concerts, Entertainment, Hard Rock, music, New Music, New Release, rock, Tour, Transfer, Video
Tags: Ace of Spades, Band, Concert, New Years Day, Rock, Tour
We have had the great pleasure of seeing New Years Day nearly half a dozen times in just the last couple years and on Wednesday we saw them once again as they returned to the Ace of Spades as they are out on tour with The Birthday Massacre. New Years Day have the knack of putting on a whole of a performance every time and this time, I believe they outdid themselves. They were absolutely on point the entire night with energy abound and truly reaching a peak of perfection with their music.
Ash Costello is truly an amazing vocalist and artist, her stage presence captivates the crowd and she invites them to join in her in singing the songs. The audience was fully engaged from start to finish. Anthony is a madman on bass and you he has great powerful backing vocals. Nikki Misery is absolutely stellar in his fierce guitar shredding as he is bouncing around the stage with leaps and jumps that will have your eyes wide open.
Nick Rossi unleashes his adrenaline as he turns into beast mode on the drums, delivering precision drumming with every beat. With the addition of Tyler Burgess on guitar, he appears to be the perfect match for the energy that this band brings out. He was wild on stage and together they created an intense level of excitement that I haven't seen in a while. Check out the photos from our Rockin Ryan of their set:
We had the opportunity to chat with New Years Day shortly before their set and we will be bringing that interview to you later this weekend. For now, make sure to check the remaining dates of the tour and don't miss them when they are coming to a venue near you. If you don't already have it, I would strongly encourage you to pick up their latest EP, EPIDEMIC. The EP really displays the great musicianship of this band and how they have evolved through their sound. They really bring out the passion in their songs as well as when they perform live. This is a band that speaks volumes of truth in their music and give you a good dose of hard ROCK at the same time.
DEC 05 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre
DEC 06 Seattle, WA – Studio Seven
DEC 09 Salt Lake City, UT – Murray Theatre
DEC 10 Denver, CO – Bluebird Theatre
DEC 13 Minneapolis, MN – Triple Rock Social Club
DEC 14 Chicago, IL – Bottom Lounge
DEC 16 Cleveland, OH – The Agora Ballroom
DEC 17 Pontiac, MI – The Crofoot Ballroom
DEC 18 Toronto, CAN – Mod Club Theatre
We loved it when they came to Slim's in San Francisco on the We Love Tour featuring Combichrist and William Control. They delivered a high energy intense set that had the crowd in awe. I think they set a record for crowd surfing during a set at Slim's which rarely tolerates. It was probably the most energetic crowd that I have witnessed at their performances, full on mosh pit, crowd participation and infectious passion raging through the crowd. Check out the slideshow of photographs by our Rockin Ryan from their SF show:
I will leave you with a video from their set at Ace of Spades performing Death of the Party:
Make sure you head over to Itunes to pick up EPIDEMIC and crank it up loud! Also, make sure to visit their social media sites and stay up to date on the latest news from them.
Facebook for New Years Day: https://www.facebook.com/nydrock
Twitter for New Years Day: https://twitter.com/NYDrock
Twitter for Ash Costello: www.twitter.com/Ash_Costello
Twitter for Nikki Misery: www.twitter.com/nikkimisery
Twitter for Nick Rossi: www.twitter.com/TheNickRossi
Twitter for Anthony Barro: www.twitter.com/AnthonyNYD
Posted: December 5, 2014 in Band, Concerts, music, Music News, rock, Tour
Tags: Adelita's Way, Band, Concert, Fit For Rivals, Flyleaf, Framing Hanley, music, SnoCore, Tour
SnoCore Tour have announced their coast to coast itinerary and we are excited to see that there is a scheduled date right here in Sacramento at the Ace of Spades on March 11th. The lineup for the tour will feature Flyleaf as headliner and direct support from Adelita's Way, Framing Hanley and Fit for Rivals. The tour is set to begin on February 3, 2015 in Charlotte, NC at Amos Southend. The on-sale goes live on Saturday, December 6 at Noon via www.snocore.com. Check the dates below and see if they will be coming to a venue near you:
Confirmed SNOCORE Tour appearances include these markets with additional dates to be announced shortly:
2/03 Charlotte, NC Amos South End
2/04 Baltimore, MD Rams Head
2/06 Clifton Park, NY Upstate Concert Hall
2/07 Manchester, NH Jewel
2/08 Lancaster, PA Chameleon Club
2/13 Syracuse, NY Lost Horizon
2/14 Buffalo, NY Rapids Theatre
2/15 Pittsburgh, PA Altar Bar
2/17 Louisville, KY Expo Five
2.18 Columbus, OH A&R Music Bar
2/20 South Bend, IN Club Fever
2/21 Flint, MI Machine Shop
2/22 Joliet, IL Mojoes
2/24 Libertyville, IL Austins
2/25 Minneapolis, MN POVS
2/27 Denver, CO Summit Music Hall
2/28 Grand Junction, CO Mesa Theatre
3/03 Salt Lake City, UT Hanger 18
3/04 Missoula, MT The Wilma
3/06 Spokane, WA Knitting Factory
3/07 Seattle, WA Studio Seven
3/10 Reno, NV Knitting Factory
3/11 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades
Flyleaf
Flyleaf bassist Pat Seals shares, "We are thrilled to be headlining SnoCore this Winter. Joining the tour back in 2006 as a support act was such a formative experience for Flyleaf, and we're looking forward to bringing it back to our fans in 2015."
Adelita's Way founder and vocalist Rick DeJesus offers, "We are very excited to be a part of SnoCore with Flyleaf. This tour will be the most energetic, and exciting tour that will be out this winter. It will be a show no one should miss."
Framing Hanley singer Kenneth Nixon states, "It's an honor to be a part of this SnoCore lineup. SnoCore is a tour that I grew up always wanting to check out, but Nashville, TN isn't particularly snowy, so I missed out on a lot of great tours. We are absolutely stoked to be hitting the road with Flyleaf, Adelita's Way, & Fit For Rivals."
Fit For Rivals
Fit For Rivals Renee Phoenix adds, "We're excited to be out with Flyleaf because personally, they're a band I've been listening to since I was younger. I remember picking up their debut album in 2005 and becoming a fan myself. We also did a run with Framing Hanley a few years back and it'll be nice to share the stage with them once again!"
So make sure to stay tuned for tour dates and additional information.
Flyleaf:
Website: www.flyleafmusic.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flyleafmusic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/flyleafmusic
Instagram: http://instagram.com/flyleafmusic
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/flyleafmusic
Adelita's Way:
Website: http://www.adelitaswaymusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adelitasway
Twitter: https://twitter.com/adelitasway
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/adelitasway
Instagram: http://instagram.com/adelitasway
Framing Hanley:
Website: http://framinghanley.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FramingHanley
Twitter: https://twitter.com/framinghanley
Instagram: http://instagram.com/FramingHanley
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/framinghanley
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/framing-hanley/id212571442
Fit for Rivals:
Website: http://www.fitforrivals.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FitForRivalsOfficial
Twitter: https://twitter.com/fitforrivals
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitforrivals
Posted: December 4, 2014 in Band, Concerts, music, Tour
Tags: The Red Paintings
People always ask me to describe a band by telling them who they sound like or what genre, etc. Well, if I had to describe the alluring music of The Red Paintings, I would be left speechless since their uniqueness can only be described by listening to them for yourself. Their music is a fusion of everything from orchestra, punk, rock, alternative and so much more. Their music is rich in colors, depth and amazing artistic talent. We had the great opportunity of catching their set last night at Ace of Spades in Sacramento and to witness first hand their live performance of their orchestral rock art was a treat for all of us.
Their stage appearance and wardrobe was as if they formed their band through time travel, dressed in Renaissance wear or as Japanese Geisha Girls or period pieces. Their set also featured their human canvas which is painted live during their set to the music by local artists. The passion that they bring to the stage bleeds out with every note and every word of their songs. They are highly entertaining and had the crowd engaged from the second they stepped onto the stage. Check out the photos from our Rockin Ryan of their set:
In addition to the songs off their debut album, The Revolution is Never Coming, they performed their much loved cover of Mad World which in my honest opinion, is one of the best remakes of a song leading it to surpass the original in adoration. I loved how they truly owned it with their interpretation and will always have me thinking of them whenever I hear the original. You can watch a video from their set here:
You can pick up their album by visiting their website or iTunes here. Make sure to check out their social media sites and stay up to date on their latest news. Also, check out their upcoming tour dates and do yourself a favor and treat yourself to a show. It will be an amazing experience that you will not soon forget.
DEC 5 HAWTHORNE THEATRE PORTLAND OR USA TICKETS
DEC 6 STUDIO SEVEN SEATTLE WA USA TICKETS
DEC 9 MURRAY THEATRE SALT LAKE CITY UT USA TICKETS
DEC 10 BLUEBIRD THEATRE DENVER CO USA TICKETS
DEC 13 TRIPLE ROCK SOCIAL CLUB MINNEAPOLIS MN USA TICKETS
DEC 14 BOTTOM LOUNGE CHICAGO IL USA TICKETS
DEC 16 THE AGORA BALLROOM CLEVELAND OH USA TICKETS
DEC 17 THE CROFOOT BALLROOM PONTIAC MI USA TICKETS
DEC 18 MOD CLUB THEATRE TORONTO CANADA TICKETS
FEB 27 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL (Thebarton Theatre) ADELAIDE AUSTRALIA TICKETS
Website: http://theredpaintings.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRedPaintings
Twitter: https://twitter.com/theredpaintings
Instagram: http://instagram.com/theredpaintings
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/theredpaintings
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/artist/the-red-paintings/id78996355
Posted: December 4, 2014 in Band, Concerts, music, rock, Tour
Tags: Ace of Spades, Band, Canada, Concert, music, New Wave, Rock, Sacramento, Synthpop, The Birthday Massacre, Tour
What an amazing night for music at the Ace of Spades in Sacramento it was yesterday. We will be bringing you our full coverage of all the bands from the night but let's start it off with our feature on The Birthday Massacre. Hailing from Canada, this hybrid new wave, gothic rock and electronic infused band really made an impression on Sacramento!
It was a stormy day that left the roads flooded in some parts of Sacramento but that didn't stop the dedicated fans from coming out to the show. After braving the 3 1/2 hour drive in rain and dodging the lightning storm, we were glad to finish off the night with a stellar set from The Birthday Massacre. Their music is as if they gave a refreshing vibrant makeover to the 90's new wave synth dates, without feeling dated. Their energy was infectious as they each have a cinematic stage presence. We were treated to many of their songs from their recently released album, Superstition and each one had you wanting more. I was hoping to pick up the new album but unfortunately (well, fortunate for them) they had sold out of them! You can head over to iTunes here and pick it up online. With spotlight songs like Divide, Superstition and Surrender you are going to love it.
Check out the photos from our Rockin Ryan of their set:
There are still several dates left on the tour, so if they are coming to a venue near you, do your best to try and make it out to a show!
Website: www.thebirthdaymassacre.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheBirthdayMassacre
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TBMassacre
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-birthday-massacre/id76797904
Vans Warped Tour announces first five bands for the 2015 lineup!
Posted: December 4, 2014 in Bands, Concerts, music, Tour, Warped Tour
Tags: Front Porch Step, Handguns, Kosha Dillz, Neck Deep, Palisades, Tour, Vans Warped Tour 2015, Warped Tour
Vans Warped Tour have just announced the first five bands of the 2015 lineup. It is great to see several familiar faces right in the first announcement.
Front Porch Step
Kosha Dillz
It is great to see the return of Front Porch Step and Neck Deep, both a couple of our featured highlights of Warped Tour 2014 and this year we caught a couple shows of Palisades and Handguns so that is exciting as well. I am looking forward to checking out Kosha Dillz for the first time. Dates for the tour are as follows:
JUNE 19 Pomona, CA Pomona Fairplex
JUNE 20 Mountain View, CA Shoreline Amphitheatre
JUNE 21 Ventura, CA Seaside Park – Ventura County Fairgrounds
JUNE 23 Mesa, AZ Quail Run Park
JUNE 24 Albuquerque, NM Isleta Amphitheater
JUNE 25 Oklahoma City, OK Remington Park
JUNE 26 Houston, TX Reliant Park – Main Street Lot
JUNE 27 Dallas, TX Gexa Energy Pavilion
JUNE 28 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
JULY 01 Nashville, TN Tennessee State Fairgrounds
JULY 02 Atlanta, GA Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood
JULY 03 St. Petersburg, FL Vinoy Park
JULY 04 West Palm Beach, FL Cruzan Amphitheatre
JULY 05 Orlando, FL Tinker Field
JULY 07 Charlotte, NC PNC Music Pavilion
JULY 08 Virginia Beach, VA Farm Bureau Live
JULY 09 Pittsburgh, PA First Niagara Pavilion
JULY 10 Camden, NJ Susquehanna Bank Center
JULY 11 Wantagh, NY Nikon at Jones Beach Amphitheatre
JULY 12 Hartford, CT Xfinity Theatre
JULY 14 Mansfield, MA Xfinity Center
JULY 15 Darien Center, NY Darien Lake PAC
JULY 16 Cincinnati, OH Riverbend Music Center
JULY 17 Toronto, ON Molson Canadian Amphitheatre
JULY 18 Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion
JULY 19 Holmdel, NJ PNC Bank Arts Center
JULY 21 Scranton, PA The Pavilion at Montage Mountain
JULY 23 Cuyahoga Falls, OH Blossom Music Center
JULY 24 Detroit, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills
JULY 25 Chicago, IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheater
JULY 26 Shakopee, MN Canterbury Park
JULY 27 Maryland Heights, MO Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
JULY 28 Milwaukee, WI Marcus Amphitheatre
JULY 29 Noblesville, IN Klipsch Music Center
JULY 30 Bonner Springs, KS Cricket Wireless Amphitheater
AUGUST 01 Salt Lake City, UT Utah State fairpark
AUGUST 02 Denver, CO The Pepsi Center
AUGUST 05 San Diego, CA Qualcomm Stadium
AUGUST 07 Portland, OR Portland Expo Center
AUGUST 08 Auburn, WA White River Amphitheater
*Dates subject to change
I will leave you with a couple interviews we did, one with Front Porch Step during Warped Tour and the other Handguns while they were out on the Love Like Tour.
Also check out our write ups on Neck Deep, Palisades and more.
Neck Deep are a crowd favorite at Warped Tour
Handguns out on the Love Like Tour
Palisades out on the Not Your American Idols Tour
Front Porch Step at Vans Warped Tour
Make sure to visit all the social media sites of the bands and stay up to date on their latest news.
Palisades:
Merch: http://palisades.merchnow.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeArePalisades
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeArePalisades
Handguns:
Website: http://handgunsband.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/handgunspa
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Handxguns
Instagram: http://instagram.com/Handguns_Band
Front Porch Step:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frontporchstep
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Frontporchstep
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/front-porch-step/id551360048
Neck Deep:
Website: http://www.neckdeepuk.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neckdeepuk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/neckdeepuk
Kosha Dillz:
Website: http://koshadillzworld.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/koshadillz
Twitter: https://twitter.com/koshadillz
Vans Warped Tour:
Website: http://vanswarpedtour.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/warpedtour
Twitter: https://twitter.com/vanswarpedtour
Instagram: http://instagram.com/warpedtour
Delta Rose album, Golden is out now, keep rock alive and pick your copy up!
Posted: December 3, 2014 in Band, Blues, Concerts, Entertainment, Las Vegas, music, New Music, New Release, rock
Tags: Album, Blues, Concert, Delta Rose, Golden, New album, Rock, Rock n Roll
The highly anticipated new album Golden from rockers Delta Rose is out now! This is one album that is well worth the wait! You can pick up your copy by vi visiting their website: http://www.deltaroseusa.com/. This past year it seemed that many things were said about Rock n Roll, from it being dead, or no new bands, etc. Well you can forget about all that! Rock n Roll is alive and thriving and when you take a listen to the new album from Delta Rose, you will strongly agree with me. They have such a welcoming sound that you just can't wait to tell all your friends about them.
Earlier this year, Delta Rose had the great honors of opening for Guns n Roses at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. They delivered a top notch set and have everyone leaving the venue, knowing who Delta Rose is! They always perform a kick ass set and Delta Rose is one of the best live bands out there. They are such a young band but have showmanship that is well beyond their years. While many young bands are out there creating music that sounds as if it is a carbon copy of eachother, Delta Rose is creating their own style of music. It is pure blues and rock n roll and it is addictive.
Check out their song, One Is Too Many which is off their new album, Golden :
To all the people who are crying out for new music and to bring rock and roll back to the forefront, Delta Rose is the answer to your rock and roll prayers. Their new album shows how much this band has grown in 7 years, each one perfecting their own art and have mastered their own style. As I have said before, You can feel the passion in their songs as one message rings true…. These boys are ready to ROCK! Check their site for more details and upcoming show dates. Check out the slide show of photos from Rockin Ryan from their Troubadour set here:
From the studio to the band, there is quite an amazing amount of talent put into this stellar album. The album was recorded at the legendary NRG Studios, mixed by Steve Hardy (Blue October, Vertical Horizon, Joe Bonamassa, and many more), mastered by iconic Howie Weinberg (Nirvana, Ramones, Pantera, and many, many more). The album is produced by Bill Schleifer and Isaac Hasson. It truly is a work of art and we are even treated to Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dizzy Reed (Guns n Roses) who plays keyboards on their song 10 Long Years.
The album is filled with smoking guitar solos, cool group chants, vibrant blues licks, solid drumming, infectious basslines and the most captivating and edgy yet sweet as honey vocals you will ever hear. Delta Rose's new album has definitely polished and perfected true rock and roll.
So pick up your copy and make sure to pick up a few extra copies for all your rocker friends this holiday season. It is time to spread the Delta Rose love. Make sure to visit their social media sites and I will leave you with some of our video interviews with Delta Rose.
~ Crank it Up, Marisol
Delta Rose is:
Spencer Krasch – Vocals & Guitar
Forrest Goss – Guitar
Steven Aulcy – Bass
Mikey Herrera – Drums
Website: www.deltaroseusa.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/deltaroseusa
Twitter: www.twitter.com/deltaroseband
Reverbnation: www.reverbnation.com/deltarose
Youtube: www.youtube.com/deltaroseband
Itunes: www.itunes.com/deltarose
Amazon: www.amazon.com/Delta-Rose
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