Come along with the Metro/St Louis Storytellers as they meet up with tricksters, fools, and mayhaps some wild banshees to boot! These stories follow adult themes of lost love, lost money, and lost souls. Laugh and cry as area professional storytellers take you down the road less traveled. Kathy Schottel will start the evening with some lively music as she sings and plays along with her acoustic guitar. Local storyteller Marilyn Kinsella will emcee and introduce the storytellers for the evening — Riverwind Storytellers Co. and the St. Louis Gateway Storytellers. Then, it will be your turn to kiss the Blarney Stone — Open Mic! Tell your own story or poem or sing a song. Let the stories begin!
For more information contact Marily Kinsella at markinsella19@hotmail.com
Last week we hosted Kelseigh Mae Boggs of Kelly Crocken and Associates Massage Therapists who stayed for hours giving our customers free chair massages. It was such a success, that we have agreed to make this a regular event. Please come by any third Thursday from 10 to Noon for your free chair massage (tips are welcome).
Come join the jam sessions every 4th Thursday starting at 6pm. For more information visit: http://www.folkjam.org/recurring-jam/us/illinois/belleville/oregon-trail-roasting-company-acoustic-jam
Come join us on Friday, April 30th starting at 7:30pm. Acoustic station is a guitar and vocal duo featuring husband and wife team, Paul and Melanie Shaw. They played at Oregon Trail last year and were a big hit. The house was packed and lively and the music was great. Don’t miss this one.
Come join us for more live music from Clayton Jones on Friday, March 12, 2010 starting at 6:30pm. You can find out more about Clayton Jones and his music on his MySpace page at: http://www.myspace.com/claytonjonesband
Drinking coffee may lower the risk of developing the deadliest form of prostate cancer, according to a Harvard Medical School study.
In research involving 50,000 men over 20 years, scientists led by Kathryn Wilson at Harvard’s Channing Laboratory found that the 5 percent of men who drank 6 or more cups a day had a 60 percent lower risk of developing the advanced form of the disease than those who didn’t consume any. The risk was about 20 percent lower for the men who drank 1 to 3 cups a day, and 25 percent lower for those consuming 4 or 5 cups.
To read the entire article, visit: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601100&sid=alAhmT2SZ8Yg
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March 7th, 2010
davidcox