Eckobase Plays at George's Majestic Lounge with Drummer Brian Hickman

Friday night at George's Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville, Brian will be playing drums & electronic percussion with members of Eckobase, and Pat will be sitting-in on guitar throughout the evening as well. The group will play some Eckobase tunes, as well as improvised music, and will focus on Eckobase's usual style of live electronic and groove-based music. The Eckobase "Collective" will be in the lounge, while The Hero Factor will be outside in the garden. Tentatively set to open inside is Rhythm Mandir, an up-and-coming Indian band from Fayetteville.

Also, to let everyone know, Minkus Finkus ended up coming out of the recent Northwest Arkansas Music Awards as Jazz Band of the Year. Thanks to everyone who supported our musical efforts w/your vote! As most have noticed, we aren't really active these days as a band, and the members of Minkus are instead involved with various other musical projects together and independantly. We do appreciate your support of what we did while active as a band, though, and hope that everyone will continue to support future projects of the members of Minkus, and of course continue supporting live music in Fayetteville in general.

We'll see you all at the shows . . .

Peace,
The Minkus Finkus "Collective"

Register Now: Serve Safe Food Seminar! First 15 People *Free*

If you were one of 261 individuals who attended the Dazzle Them With Customer Service Training, you’ve seen how energizing and effective hospitality training can be for your organization! The Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce and Rogers Convention & Visitors Bureau will offer Serve Safe Food on Tuesday, June 27th from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Baggett-Trammel Conference Room at the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, located at 317 West Walnut in Downtown Rogers.

Attendance is limited to 35 individuals. The typical cost for the seminar is $85 per person, however, attendance is *free* for the first 15 people registered. The seminar will include all books and materials, and free attendance for fifteen individuals is provided thanks to a grant to the Arkansas Hospitality Association from the Arkansas Workforce Investment Board. Additional registrations are $85 per person, payable to AHA (Arkansas Hospitality Association). Registration materials (attached) due by June 22. For more information, contact Bethany Stephens at 479-619-3192 or beth@rogerslowell.com, or call the Arkansas Hospitality Association at 501-376-2323.

Fayetteville Jazz Scene

For all of you jazz aficianados, we would like pass along some info about great summertime jazz happening in Fayetteville. We are so appreciative of the assistance we get from the North Arkansas Jazz Society in helping us line up our Thursday Night Jazz at Bordinos.

Tune into KUAF, 91.3 FM for previews of upcoming jazz performances on "Shades of Jazz", Friday evenings from 10PM to midnight, followed by "Good Night Jazz" from midnight to 1:00 PM.

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The 2006 SUMMER JAZZ CONCERT SERIES

Sponsored by the North Arkansas Jazz Society,
91.3 FM KUAF Radio & the U of A Music Dept.

STELLA BOYLE SMITH FINE ARTS CONCERTS HALL, 8:00pm
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE
Ticket prices for this season are: $12 general admission,
$10 for NAJS members and $5 for Students.
Order tickets online at: www.digjazz.com.
Tickets also available at the door prior to each concert.
For more information contact the North Arkansas Jazz Society: 479-521-1255


Friday, June 30, 2006
Steve Wilson
with the House Rhythm Section: Claudia Burson, Jim Greeson and Darren Novotny.

Saxophonist Steve Wilson spent four years touring the world with jazz legend Chick Corea, was named in Downbeat polls on both alto and soprano sax, and released six highly regarded recordings as a leader. Wilson has recorded and/or toured with such diverse artists as Dave Holland, Dianne Reeves, Charlie Byrd, Mulgrew Miller, Kevin Mahogany and Louie Bellson. He has performed with Dr. Billy Taylor's Jazz at the Kennedy Center.

"Adept in almost any setting, Wilson has the rare ability to say more with less and to let the space between each note breathe and resonate" George Varga, The San Diego Tribune.


Friday, July 21, 2006
Corey Christianson
with the House Rhythm Section: Claudia Burson, Jim Greeson and Darren Novotny.

Jazz-guitarist Corey Christiansen is quickly becoming one of the most respected names among jazz critics. Awakening, Corey's first CD as a leader, spent 12 weeks on the JazzWeek chart. As senior editor and new product advisor with Mel Bay Publications, Corey has written more than 50 books on guitar and music theory. Corey has performed at many notable festivals including the Syracuse Jazz Festival, the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, the Festival of the Midnight Sun (Helsinki) and the Umbria Jazz Festival. His work with outstanding artists includes Jimmy Bruno, Willie Akins, Chuck Red, Jack Wilkins and Danny Gottlieb.


Friday, August 4, 2006
Composer's Showcase

This concert has become an annual favorite. Our finest regional jazz musicians and ensembles present their own jazz compositions and arrangements in a high-energy concert. It's not unusual to hear premiere performances by area composers. This season will feature Al Gibson, Larry Cangelosi, The Barrio Band, Nathan McLeod, Adams Collins, The Cooking Show and more.


Friday, August 11, 2006
Alan Oxenhandler
with the House Rhythm Section: Claudia Burson, Jim Greeson and Darren Novotny.

Singer, dancer, and standup comic, Oxenhandler was introduced into the world of music and entertainment as a child. By age 11 he was playing drums and singing along with the records of Sinatra, Mathis, Prez Prado, and Nat King Cole. Oxenhandler has been a mainstay performer among St Louis music establishments for over 40 years. His flawless time and effortless swing blossom in the presence of tunes that represent the best of the Great American Songbook as well as some originals. A talent born of admiration of the music of Sinatra, Joe Williams and Mel Torme, Oxenhandler has accrued more and more recognition as a jazz voice in his own right.


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Join us every Thursday Night at 9-11pm for some cool jazz in the bar at Bordinos.

June 15 - CSN Trio
Cool vibes are on the menu tonight as Adam Collins-vibes, Clare Starr-bass, and Darren Novotny-drums take the stage. In the traditions of Lionel Hampton, Milt Jackson, and Bobby Hutcherson, Collins continues to explore the possibilities and celestial sounds of the vibraphone.

June 22 - Larry Cangelosi Trio
Saxophonist Larry Cangelosi leads this trio with the stellar support of Claudia Burson-piano, and Clare Starr-bass. Cangelosi has that big mellow tone on tenor sax and a tune list that covers ballads, bebop, and beyond.

June 29 - Trio de Janeiro
The boys with the Brazilian Beat are back; Nathan Mcleod on alto sax, William Reyes -guitar and Adam Collins on percussion. The trio has developed their repertoire of Bossa Nova classics by Jobim, and rearranged some pop hits by Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel and even the Bee Gee's with a Bossa groove.

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Bordinos Closed July 3-4th for Sound Tile Installation
We love the live music scene at Bordinos and we will be closed July 3-4th to install sound tiles in the bar area to improve the sound quality. It's going to be even better!

Contact Bordinos via email.
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Art Works by Hank Kaminsky in the Gallery Without Walls

"Pages from the Book of the Earth"

Join us on Friday, June 16th for the opening of "Pages from the Book of the Earth" by Hank Kaminsky. This is the first exhibition in the Gallery Without Walls, a public art project sponsored by the Fayetteville Downtown Partners.

Kaminsky's large bronze and steel sculptures will be on display in five downtown Fayetteville locations. Art lovers are invtied to an artist's reception at the Parish Hall of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 224 N. East Ave. beginning at 8:30 p.m.

The show will run until September.

For more information about the artist, the project, or to purchase a piece of art work contact Hank Kaminsky at (479) 442-5805.

To view the press release visit www.fayettevillearts.org.

The five art work locations are:
- The Arvest Plaza on the Fayetteville Square
- The Steps of the Town Center, next to the Peace Fountain
- The Front Entrance to the Fayetteville Public Library
- The Walton Arts Center West Ave. Garden
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church Meditiation Garden
Thank you for supporting the arts in Fayetteville!

Mark your calendar for September 1, 2, & 3 and 8 & 9 for the Fayetteville Arts Festival.

2006 Silver Summit Conference

Healthcare & Wellness | Caregiving | Daily Living Resources | Senior Connections | Life Planning
November 3-4, 2006 | John Q. Hammons Convention Center | Rogers, AR

Changing What Aging Means in Northwest Arkansas

The Silver Summit is designed to help the Baby Boomer generation of Northwest Arkansas grasp that the best part of their lives, Peak Aging, is a matter of choice and planning, not chance.

Hosted by the Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education, a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Northwest Health System; and two other UAMS programs, the Area Health Education Center – Northwest and the Arkansas Aging Initiative.

Viewing the documents accessible below will require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download the free software here.

Press Release - May 25, 2006
Click here to download a full press release in PDF format (62K).

Prospectus
Click here to download a prospectus packet in PDF format (759K).

Exhibitor Space Application (Updated 06.10.2006)
Click here to download additional paperwork associated with the exhibitor application in PDF format (4.4MB).

Floorplan and Booth Numbers
Click here to download a floorplan for the event in PDF format (339K).

Terms & Conditions
Click here to download the Silver Summit terms and conditions for participating exhibitors in PDF format (59K).

Event Brochure
Click here to download the Silver Summit Event Brochure in PDF format (2.6MB).

The Largest and Most Exciting Aging Event Ever Held in Arkansas!
The first annual Silver Summit will attract thousands of Baby Boomers and their parents searching for information about aging, connections with aging resources, and the best products & services for seniors--America’s fastest-growing group!

Attendees will also include:

* Home caregivers
* Healthcare professionals
* Businesses & Professionals wanting relationships with this growing market
* Media covering the Age Boom--one of the biggest stories of the 21st Century

Sponsors will include some of the largest and most socially-responsible businesses and organizations in America!

Speakers on Aging - 3 Specific Senior Tracks
Speakers--some of the hottest names on the new stage of aging and how to make the most of it! s General Sessions on Successful Aging! s 3 Concurrent Senior Tracks--new aging information for the public...in-home elder caregiver information and training...and geriatric continuing education for professionals

Dozens of Booths Full of Senior Information, Services & Products
A tradeshow full of information, products and services will be open during the entire two-day summit. To help attendees find the resources they need, the tradeshow area will be organized by topics of interest.

Hotel Accommodations
John Q. Hammons Convention Center
3303 Pinnacle Hills Parkway, Rogers, AR 72758
www.embassysuitesnwa.com



Click here to reserve guest rooms online.

Sponsorships, Exhibits and Advertising
3,000+ Attendees, 216 Exhibits covering 45,000 square feet

For questions regarding exhibit space contact:
Carolyn Belz at RedBall Productions
479.756.8244
Fax: 479.756.8249
cbelz@redballproductions.com



All Other Inquiries
Virginia Thompson
Schmieding Center for Senior Health and Education
2422 N. Thompson
Springdale, AR 72764
479.927.9977
virginiathompson@cox.net


Click here to request additional information.

Virginia Thompson | 479.927.9977

Samurai/Hip Hop Karaoke Is Here!

Dancenhance Entertainment presents NWA's first and only Hip Hop Karaoke weekly at The BLU Lounge, located just next door to On The Rocks in Fayetteville! MC Lucio presides each Wed nite from 9PM til ??. Check it
out! It'll be awesome! Battle for the Bling! The trophy... The Crunk Cup.

Top it off with another evening of Samurai Karaoke! Thursdays at Springdale's Pontiac Coffee House. We have the largest karaoke selection in Northwest Arkansas - OVER 11,000 SONGS!

We're also now the PA provider for Blu Martini Bar in Fayetteville AR.
Come check out the bands on Saturdays!

Please support NWA's local music scene by helping spread the word!
Check out http://www.dancenhance.com/ for complete event schedule.

Be sure to stop and say "Hello!" anytime you see any of our systems in action! We love to hear from everyone who has a good time at one of our events. Watch out for other Dancenhance sponsored upscale events around NWA! We've got lots in store.

Anna Huynh
Dancenhance Entertainment

Connecting Northwest Arkansas Magazine Advertising Order Form

Order form for Fayetteville Special Edition-Summer, 2006-Aug. 7 RT edition

Idea
Highlight-- in an editorial/advertising context--all the features and benefits offered by living and working in Fayetteville. Outline case studies and provide an editorial environment for local Fayetteville businesses to promote to the WMT supplier community-nationally.

Promote the concept and vision of Fayetteville community leadership.

Create an environment to showcase the many activities and services provided by the Fayetteville region and promote companies located in Fayetteville who target the Wal-Mart supplier community.

Distribute the publication through the traditional 7500 DSN Retailing Today manufacturer (supplier) copies around the country and additional 7500 stand alone copies in NWA.

There will be an additional 50 copies for advertisers and a directory listing and bonus distribution of 1500 copies throughout Fayetteville. Total printing 17,500 copies.

The issue will be incremental to the scheduled quarterly frequency of CNWA.

Program
This ‘Special Edition’ of the CNWA magazine offers you the opportunity to support the growth and recognition of Fayetteville as a place to live and work. All major Fayetteville development organizations are in support of this project and recommend your participation.
There will be additional copies for all the advertisers and your advertising commitment will also include a listing in the directory section of the magazine.


Issue date Space Closing Ads due in NYC
Summer, 2006 June 22 July 3

Please contact Production Manager; Pamela Goldberg to discuss materials, 212.756.5058.

Advertising Costs (all NET) Net costs Black White
Two page, 4/color spread $ 7300
Cover positions $ 5000
Single page, 4/color $ 3950 $ 2960
Half page, 4/color $ 2650 $ 1900
Quarter page, 4/c $ 1850 $ 1100
One sixth $ 1500 $ 850

YES, include me in the 2006 advertising program.
All conditions of the 2006 DSN RT rate card # 44 do apply:

Company name: Key contact (print name):

Billing address: Signature/date:_________________________
City, State, Zip: Phone/email:


Call for more details or to order your ad space:
Bruce L. Smith 312.645.5080 or bsmith@LF.com or FAX 312.644.3256

Leadership Fayetteville Deadline Approaching

Leadership Fayetteville offers Chamber Members a chance to get involved in various aspects of the community. The deadline to apply is JULY 1. Participants are selected based on whether they live or work in Fayetteville, as well as their desire to be active in the community, commitment to attending sessions and letters of recommendation. To request an application or for more information, contact Michelle Devers at mdevers@fayettevillear.com or 521.1710.

Father's Day Special on the A&M Railroad

Dad's ride 1/2 price. Call 751-8600, ext. 116 for tickets for this Springdale - Winslow ride with a 2-hour stop at the Air Show in Fayetteville included.

SCORE Small Business Counselors Ready to Help

Partnering with the local chapter of SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives), the Chamber will offer counseling opportunities for small business owners and entrepreneurs on the third Monday of every month. SCORE is a great source of free and confidential small business advice from working or retired business owners, executives and corporate leaders who share their wisdom and lessons learned in business. Counseling will be offered by appointment only on Monday, June 19 at the Chamber. Contact Tom Ginn at 479-619-3183 or tginn@rogerslowell.com for more information or to make an appointment.

2006 Northwest Arkansas Business Showcase

Announcing…the 2006 Northwest Arkansas Business Showcase -- A new name, new sponsors and a fantastic new location will translate into the region’s largest and most unique business exposition as the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the 2006 Northwest Arkansas Business Showcase at the brand-new John Q. Hammons Convention Center on July 27-28.

Presented by the Pinnacle Group, Embassy Suites of Northwest Arkansas and the John Q. Hammons Convention Center, this year’s event will feature special grand-opening activities for the convention center throughout the two-day Showcase. Thousands of area business people and residents will visit the NWA Business Showcase for their first peek at the convention center. With this added buzz and publicity, your company can capitalize on the crowd by exhibiting your most exciting and innovative products and services.

As a valued Chamber member, we want to give you the first chance to reserve one of the limited number of booth spaces. Pricing for booths on the main Showcase floor begins at $500, with premium spaces available. Booths in the Ambassador Ballroom will be available for $200, or $100 for 501c3 nonprofit organizations. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register, visit www.RogersLowell.com for a registration form, or call 479-636-1240 to have one faxed directly to you. For more information or questions on the NWA Business Showcase, contact Leslie Seawright at 479-619-3195 or leslie@rogerslowell.com.

Rebuilding Together's Diamonds, Denim, & Dice

Save the Date - Rebuilding Together's Diamonds, Denim, & Dice August 19th at the Pratt Family Barn in Fayetteville. Tickets are $100/person - great Country Western Casino Night and Barn Dance with Tulsa's Mary Cogan Band.

Optimist Club Meets Each Wednesday

Optimist Club - each Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the Clarion Hotel in Fayetteville. Call Sandy Hamilton, 521-4411, for information. Great networking opportunity.

Leadership Benton County Applications Available

Apply now for the fifth class of Leadership Benton County, presented by the Morning News of Northwest Arkansas. If you want to be a leader in your business, civic group, political or nonprofit organization, you should be a part of this program. The series of 11 training and development sessions begins on Aug. 3 for a select group of participants. Focused on skill development and refinement, as well as on regional issues, the program challenges future leaders as they learn about their leadership potential. For more information or to download an application, visit www.RogersLowell.com. Applications are due TODAY!

North Forty's June Prix Fixe Dinner

The North Forty's June Prix Fixe Dinner is set for June 17th. Call Darlene Martucci, at 521-3739, for reservations and/or more information. Enjoy an exquisite four-course dinner in the relaxing ambiance of this restored farmhouse. A great way to spend an evening!

Job Opening: After-Hours Customer Service and Logistics

Job Description: Part-time position working Mon-Weds nights. After-Hours staff is expected to handle customers’ logistics needs in an efficient and professional manner after normal business hours. This involves carrying a pager and responding to customer calls and orders as they are placed. Position involves occasional driving between points in Northwest Arkansas in company vehicle. Comprehensive training will be provided for the right applicant.

Requirements:

Ability to respond quickly to customer needs throughout the night
Clean driving record
Internet access at home (preferred but not required)
Ability to make critical decisions quickly
Good communication skills are a must
Attention to detail required
Compensation includes a daily stipend as well as an hourly wage for actual hours worked. Hours are Mon-Weds nights, from 4:30 PM through 8:30 AM. Due to the on-call nature of this position, actual hours worked will vary widely.

This position will be perfect for that night-owl who is looking for supplemental income. If you would like to apply for this position, or have any questions, please contact

Jeff Hunt at jhunt@bcs-systems.com, or call Jeff or Donny at 479-750-7475.

Cafecito

Multicultural Committee hosts “Cafecito” networking coffee in Spanish – Structured like the Creative Referral Network coffees, the Multicultural Committee of the Chamber hosts a networking coffee in Spanish each Thursday from 8-9 a.m. at Panaderia Vega, 115 N. Dixieland Road in Rogers. To learn more, contact Vilma Dominguez at the Chamber at 479-619-3186 or vilma@rogerslowell.com.

Discover A & B Reprographics

A & B Reprographics has been operating for almost 30 years. We primarily deal with engineers, architects, schools, and general contractors. There are all sorts of products and services that we have to offer. We specialize in large format printing, color, or black and white. We sell and service large format Oce and HP machines — there are marketing type companies in Bentonville that have purchased these from us. We also carry all of the supplies for these machines. We do mounting onto foam board, and laminating. We have a graphic artist on staff who can do all sorts of presentation work. Banners and vinyl work are a couple of other things that we do.

Now, you might ask why you should do business with A & B Reprographics? I would have to say the service and the prices. Contact Eddie Boldman, A & B Reprographics, Company Sales Rep., 479-271-7922, Sales@abrepro.com with any questions, or if you want quotes for any products or services that we offer.

Personal Safety for Women Training

The Crisis Center is hosting two Personal Safety for Women trainings this summer and fall. The trainings will be held on July 8 & August 12 from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Detective Debbie Crews of the Rogers Police Department will be the trainer for the program. "The SHARP Program is considered the state-of-the-art program in women's safety training. This program is divided into three parts: Prevention Psychology, Managing Unwanted Physical Contact, and Assault Countermeasures."

The training requires a $25 registration fee, loose, comfortable clothing, and tennis shoes. The class is highly recommended for women age 15 and up. Class sizes are limited to 20 participants and are registered on a first come first serve basis. Fax or mail your registration form to: Fax 756-2338, or 614 E. Emma Ave. Suite 213, Springdale, AR 72764, or call 756-1995 for more information.

Southwest Safe Driving Offers Driver Safety Class

A driver safety class has been scheduled for Thursday, June 22, 2006 at the First Western Bank, Bella Vista, located at 575 Memorial Drive. This will be a 4-hour class and will be held from 12:30 PM until 4:30 PM. The class size is limited and you must pre-register in order to take the class. Those over 55 who complete this 4-hour course will receive a certificate and be entitled to a reduction of their automobile insurance for three years. As we age, our reaction time slows, our eyesight, and hearing become worse and this course will teach you how to compensate for some of those age related difficulties.

The cost for this course is $10. Anyone wishing to take it should contact Shelley Parson at Farmers Insurance Group in order to pre-register and make sure that you are included in this course.

You can reach Shelley Parson at 479-271-8818 or by email at sparson@farmersagent.com. You can contact the instructor Dr Abe Winters at 870-898-5046 or by email at awinters@sbcglobal.net.

The class is being conducted by Southwest Safe Driving Inc, a non-profit Corporation and is co-sponsored by Shelley M Parson Insurance. This course has been approved by the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, Office of Driver Services.

Interesting in Participating in the Cancer Road Challenge?

Poker run or show entry just $25. Additional poker hands are $10.
7:30 a.m. First bike out for the poker run
9:30 a.m. Last bike out
11:00 a.m. Bike show entries deadline
First place show prizes receive $50. Show classes include American, European, Japanese, Vintage, Custom, and Trike, as well as a People’s Choice Award

Poker run prizes: $150 for Best Hand; $100 for Second Best Hand; $50 for Worst Hand
Raise additional donations from your friends to win additional prizes:
$5 to $49 Patch
$50 to $99 Pin, plus item above
$100 to $299 Hat, plus items above
$300 to $499 Bag, plus items above
$500 and up Leather motorcycle jacket, plus items above

Even if you don’t ride, come out around 11:00 to buy yourself a meal ticket to enjoy a barbeque lunch provided by Chef Bubba, one of the nation’s top five caterers. The Big ‘Uns band will be live on the Bruce Foods entertainment stage from 11:00 to 1:00. The show will feature some of the area’s most beautiful motorcycles AND you can bid on some cool silent auction items. It’s all on the campus of NWACC on Highway 102 at I-540 in Bentonville.

Cancer Road Challenge Needs Silent Auction Donations

The 4th annual Cancer Road Challenge Poker Run and Motorcycle Show is June 24. We are adding a silent auction to our line-up of events. We need silent auctions times. We have some really neat stuff already but we need more. If you have a donation, please contact Carrie Smith at carrie@soarhigher.com or 636-7627.

Last year’s event raised over $22,000 and is part of the 13th Annual Cancer Challenge which features a trap shoot, golf and tennis tournaments, and run. The overall goal is to raise $850,000 this year. All that money stays right here in Northwest Arkansas to fund cancer treatment, prevention, and research for our friends and neighbors. For more information on the Cancer Challenge, visit www.cancerchallenge.com.

Need a Speaker for your Civic Club?

A civic club needs as many as 50 speakers a year for their meetings. Wow! Being a program chair is a daunting task. Here is an excellent program choice for your civic club this summer.

NWA Teen Advocacy Group is a new task force focused on the factors that are harming our area teens. If you think it can’t happen to your kid or grandkid, find out what you don’t know. Get up to date information on what is happening in the lives of teenagers and what we can do about it. Contact Carrie Smith at Soar with Eagles at carrie@soarhigher.com or 636-7627, Danny Burdess at Our Farm at dburdess@ourfarmonline.com or (479) 631-0838, or Dawn Spragg at Teen Action and Support Center at dawn@teenaction.org or 479.636 .TASC (8272).

Rogers Creative Referral Network Meets Every Friday

Join us every Friday for the Creative Referral Network at the Arkansas Room at Embassy Suites (behind the Cedar Creek Bistro) at 8:00 a.m. If that room is booked for another group, we’ll meet in the Cedar Creek Bistro. Bring business cards for at least 35.

If you would like to have the 5-minute feature spot to share a little more about your business than you can in 60-seconds, e-mail Kerry Jensen at First Western Bank at kjensen@fwbank.com.

Have a great day!
Carrie Perrien Smith, Soar with Eagles
479.636.SOAR www.soarhigher.com