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When the go-ing gets tough the tough gets going! This past summer was probably one, if not the toughest, summer I’ve seen in my lifetime, and I bet I’m not

alone in saying that. I’m hoping with the cooler weather, our electric bills dropping and the kids back in school people will begin to come out again and spend a little money on fun, well we can hope can’t we?I’m worried about all my bar and room owner friends, it seems to me that if we don’t do something and soon it’s going to be too little too late, I don’t claim to have the answers just a lot of question, asking how can we turn things around. I think first everyone needs to stop trying to steal business from every other bar and go out for NEW BUSINESS. By new business I don’t mean the guy that’s going to sit in your establishment and drink until he/she falls off their stool, that can’t happen like the old days, why, to many stiff laws, that person will find them self under home arrest, jail, out of a job, loss of a car or all of the above but not back sitting in a bar. What’s the answer, think, if you are a drinker Mr. /Ms. Bar owner what do you do? You have to find your niche, like some give away something and raise your prices to offset what your giving away, but you still can’t expect you’re drinkers to drink like they used to, that’s not going to happen anymore, so what is it that can hold your customers in your place and still spend some cash without getting drunk. Think! Entertainment, well that can get pretty expensive to, I

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...and some other entries“Catch Tamii” Winner

how to put on a show. Something that I’ve always

appreciated about Mick is that he doesn’t seem to care if

he looks or moves like a crazy person! He makes his

shows so visually entertaining! When people come out

to see a show they want to SEE a show! If they just

wanted to hear a band’s music they could just pop in a

CD.I feel that if I’m not putting on a show that’s fun to

watch I’m failing my audience.

WHATS YOUR POISON/DRINK OF CHOICE?

Really depends on my mood. On stage I tend to drink

YOUR NAME AND/OR THE NAME OF YOUR BAND:

My name is Pete Blackbone. I’m in a Guns N’Roses

Tribute band called Recipe for Disaster and my original

project is called the Voodoo Groove Cats.

INSTRUMENT YOU PLAY: Singer

BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR BAND/MUSIC:

We are a classic hard rock band with a punk edge.

HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU LEARNED

TO PLAY AND WHO INSPIRED YOU?

I’ve been singing most of my life but I didn’t start singing

with a band ’til I was 18. Inspiration-wise, I’d have to say

AC/DC, Guns N’Roses, Rolling Stones, the Cult and the

Doors were my among the bigger bands that have

inspired me, but there are many other bands that have

helped mold my style.

IF YOU COULD JAM WITH ANYONE ALIVE OR

DEAD WHO WOULD IT BE?

If I could jam with any band, I’d have to say the Stones.

Besides having the ultimate frontman, they have such a

diverse and huge catalog of songs and they really know

beer, but when shots are brought up to the stage, I’d hate

to insult anybody that was generous enough by denying

them. I do think that drinking onstage is important! Bar

owners sell much more booze when the band is drinking

with the audience, and they rehire the bands that make

them the most money.Of course everybody has their

limits and shouldn’t ignore them, but let’s face it, if a band

brings in a bunch of soda refill drinkers, they’re probably

not going to be playing at that club again.

WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE THE BEST

SONG YOU PERFORM?

The best original song I perform is called "Rock Ain’t

Dead." It’s just a fun song with great, sleazy guitar solos.

I really enjoy performing all the original songs that the

band has written. As for my favorite GnR cover, that’s

tough! Paradise City is definitely one of my favorites to

perform--It has so much energy and makes the

audience go crazy! Mostly, I just love doing songs that

the people in front of me are moving to.

WHERE ARE YOUR GIGS FOR THE NEXT MONTH?

My GnR Tribute is playing October 20th at the Hideaway

Bar & Grill in Cave Creek and November 24th at The

Blooze. And the Voodoo Groove Cats are playing

Halloween night at the Cave Creek Tap Haus.

DO YOU HAVE A STORY ABOUT A

MEMORABLE SHOW?

Well, besides the usual girls popping their tops (which we

as a band don’t condone!), I’ve been bitten by crazed

fans and pulled off stages into the crowd. I’ve gotten

tangled into my mic cord and crashed to the ground and

I almost brained my guitarist swinging my mic on its cord.

It’s all part of the show! We play like the wheels might

come off at any moment.

WHATS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT

BEING A MUSICIAN?

My favorite thing about being a musician is that I get

payed to do something that feels so natural and

awesome! The traveling isn’t so bad either. The Voodoo



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YOUR NAME AND/OR THE NAME OF YOUR BAND:

Tony Noyes/League Of The Forgotten Saints

INSTRUMENT YOU PLAY:

Vocals/Singer and some Guitar

BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR BAND/MUSIC:

We are an 80’s Rock/Metal tribute event celebrating the

most awesome big hair, leather and spikes tunes from

the decade. We have no wigs, no backing CD tracks to

make us sound better and drink real liquor on stage.

Bringing you back to the 80’s for a night with music, a

show, costumes and a party to remember!!

HOW OLD WERE YOU WHEN YOU LEARNED

TO PLAY AND WHO INSPIRED YOU?

I always remember dreaming of being in a rock band. I

would make up names for bands and get my friends to

air play drums and guitars to any songs I could get my

ears on! My Mom bought me my first guitar at age 10,

(we got it in Nogales, Mexico. I wanted a switch blade but

she talked me into a guit!) and when the Elmer’s Glue

gave way at the bridge area pulling the body up due to

the string tension, I began using the warping as a

whammy bar. Learned some Jimi Hendrix tunes that

way. My Pops bought me my first electric and I jammed

for hours after school to Judas Priest, Iron Maiden,

Slayer and Metallica!

Then I discovered I could sing a little and practiced to

Queensryche, Skid Row, Priest, and many other

screamers. That’s when I really drove people crazy

with it! :)

IF YOU COULD JAM WITH ANYONE ALIVE OR

DEAD WHO WOULD IT BE?

Too many to mention. I have rocked the stage with many

local musicians and friends...love it every time! Alive:

Slash, Alice Cooper, Sebastian Bach, A7X...anyone!!

Dead: Dime, Dio, Layne Staley, Jani...any of them would

be an honor.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE "CHEESY" SONG OF ALL TIME?

My parents listened to alot of oldies...Big Girls Don’t Cry -

because of Frankie Valley’s voice!!

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE VENUE TO PLAY AT IN AZ?

Be easier to name the few I don’t like..too many that I like.

But what makes the venue is the owner or talent buyer

for me. Some stages are better than others but if you

have a kick ass cool dude you’re doing business with

makes it nicer to play there. Gotta shout out to Weed at

The Blooze!!

WHATS YOUR POISON/DRINK OF CHOICE?

Never met a drink I didn’t like...most beers and JD!!!

WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE THE BEST

SONG YOU PERFORM?

Any original...people know when you screw up the cover! LOL

WHERE ARE YOUR GIGS FOR THE NEXT

MONTH?

Well we are working on some dates in between

these...but...

Oct 13th Jhonny Foxes

Nov 2nd at O’Kelly’s

Nov 9th Johnny Foxes

In Vegas for a week late Nov. still working the details.

Dec at The Blooze - stay tuned

Please visit www.forgottensaints.com for all dates.

DO YOU HAVE A STORY ABOUT YOUR BEST SHOW EVER?

You know I try to make the next show I do the best!

Everytime we play there are different things that make it

Groove Cats usually do a tour in Europe for a month or

so during the summer. This next year we have a U.S.

tour starting in april and a European tour in June.

DO YOU READ TABLE TALK NEWSPAPER?

Absolutely!

DO YOU PLAY PRIVATE PARTIES AND ARE

YOU AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING?

Yep. Contact Morgan Monroe for booking.

602-340-5239.

CONTACT/BOOKING INFO:

M&M Entertainment, Morgan Monroe 602-340-5239.

For more info and to hear music visit

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a killer show. I try to improve every show and make the

next the best so there are many stories, but I pretty much

love all shows I get to perform in. I have had very drunk

and off nights, but that makes it easy to make the next

one better! lol:)

WHATS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT BEING A MUSICIAN?

The creativity, the interaction, being social, performing,

recording. All of it! But really when you get 3 other

musicians in a band like I do with LFS, (or however many

you have) that all gel and you can’t wait to get together to

practice again, then share a stage with them....makes for

the best musicians experience ever to me.

DO YOU READ TABLE TALK NEWSPAPER?

I have read Table Talk, got a feeling I’ll be reading this

issue for sure!

DO YOU PLAY PRIVATE PARTIES AND ARE

YOU AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING?

Yes and yes!

Contact/Booking info:

[email protected]

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“As the North American representative to the WPA, the Billiard Congress of America is responsible for maintaining a points system designed to fairly rank American players according to their performance in American tournaments,” said Billiard Congress of America Chairman Mike Serra. “The ranking is then used for inviting American players to compete in WPA sanctioned world championship events. We

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In order for tournaments to be designated as a BCA point-ranking event they must meet or exceed a predetermined set of requirements and must request such designation from the Billiard Congress of America’s WPA Committee. A detailed explanation on how the points system works can be found on the BCA website.

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By Robert A. Hall

I’m 73 and Except for one semester in college when jobs were scarce and a six-month period when I was between jobs, I job-hunted every day. I’ve worked hard since I was 18. Despite some health challenges, I still put in 50-hour weeks, and haven’t called in sick in seven or eight years. I make a good salary, but I didn’t inherit my job or my income, and I worked to get where I am. Given the economy, there’s no retirement in sight, and I’m tired. Very tired. I’m tired of being told that I have to “spread the wealth” to people who don’t have my work ethic. I’m tired of being told the government will take the money I earned, by force if necessary, and give it to people too lazy to earn it. I’m tired of being told that Islam is a “Religion of Peace,” when every day I can read dozens of stories of Muslim men killing their sisters, wives and daughters for their family “honor”; of Muslims rioting over some slight offense; of Muslims murdering Christian and Jews because they aren’t “believers;” of Muslims burning schools for girls; of Muslims stoning teenage rape victims to death for “adultery;” of Muslims mutilating the genitals of little girls; all in the name of Allah, because the Qur’an and Shariâ law tells them to. I’m tired of being told that, out of “tolerance for other cultures,” we must let Saudi Arabia use our oil money to fund mosques and mandrassa Islamic schools to preach hate in America and Canada, while no American nor Canadian group is allowed to fund a church, synagogue or religious school in Saudi Arabia to teach love and tolerance. I’m tired of being told I must lower my living standard to fight global warming, which

no one is allowed to debate. I’m tired of being told that drug addicts have a disease, and I must help support and treat them, and pay for the damage they do. Did a giant germ rush out of a dark alley, grab them, and stuff white powder up their noses while they tried to fight it off? I’m tired of hearing wealthy athletes, entertainers and politicians of both parties talking about innocent mistakes, stupid mistakes or youthful mistakes, when we all know they think their only mistake was getting caught. I’m tired of people with a sense of entitlement, rich or poor. I’m real tired of people who don’t take responsibility for their lives and actions. I’m tired of hearing them blame the government, or discrimination or big-whatever for their problems. I’m tired of courts and judges awarding settlements topeople who did stupid things and refuse to be responsible for their actions.Yes, I’m damn tired. But I’m also glad to be 73. Because, mostly, I’m not going to have to see the world these people are making. I’m just sorry for my granddaughters and grandson. Robert A. Hall is a Marine Vietnam veteran who served five terms in the Massachusetts State Senate. There is no way this will be widely publicized, unless each of us sends it on! This is your chance to make a difference. “I’m 73 and I’m tired.” If you don’t forward this you are part of the problem. “Never complain about growing old, far too many people have been denied that privilege.”

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When walking into Louie’s Appliance, the first things you see are rows throughout building of washer machines, dryers, washer-dryer combinations, ovens, flattop stoves, and refrigerators, and the occasional television set in the mix. The owner Doug was born in Salt Lake City, and raised in Phoenix where he made a living remodeling houses until the market crashed and like so many others, had to find another means of income. What started as a side gig soon became Doug’s main focus when he teamed up with friend, and right-hand man David to start Louie’s Appliance. Using his son’s name, Louie’s Appliance began its operations out of Doug’s house before moving

into their current location where they’ve been since March. The new location has enabled the business’ expansion, and although a typical day is described as “madness” they both agree that the best part of it all is a satisfied customer.

Like most small business owners know, you and maybe one other person are responsible for its

operations entirely, and when talking with David, he said it is not so much a job, but more like a lifestyle. They receive inventory from wholesalers and other various suppliers where they then test everything, and proceed to the process of “thoroughly and deeply cleaning” each machine before selling it. David has been fixing up domestic machines for over twenty years and he fixes the motors while Doug and his son Louie are savvier with the electronics of the machines tapping into their experience when they used to remodel homes.

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If you are looking at the photo, you think you see a Fiat 500 coupe, right? Well, sort of. This is the factory ABARTH version. It converts the basic 500 model from a “cutie commuter” and turns it into a street racer competing with the Mini Cooper -- at a lower price. So does it really deliver? I got one to find out.

The first change is under the hood. The base tiny 1.4 liter engine has a turbo slapped on, so horsepower jumps from 101 to 160. Combined with a light weight of about 2500 pounds, it can reach 60 mph in just over 7 seconds, not bad for an Italian go-cart. The sport exhaust is quiet at low speeds, but growls when pressed. We also get a sport suspension, bigger wheels, larger tires, and giant brake rotors.

There is a lot of special trim that doesn’t make the car quicker, but better looking. Special paint, air spoilers, interior trim, sport seats, and black/red color tones. As you can see, mine was white, but red, black, and gray are offered too.

Good news? On the street, this

is a blast to drive. The power combined with tiny size allows the driver to slip in and out of heavy traffic with ease. And on the back mountain-twisty roads, the excellent handling and turbo power was great fun. The ride comfort was very good on most pavement. Bad news? Well, you really have to press the gas pedal down to get maximum power, and make good use of that 5-speed manual gearbox too, which is awkward to shift quickly. The 6-speed automatic would be a better choice, but it’s not offered on the ABARTH. The steering is heavy, and the car likes to bounce around on rough corners.

This car really moves, yes, but it takes some effort. Kind of like a good workout at the gym.

The base ABARTH starts at $22,000. With leather trim, even bigger wheels/tires, navigation, satellite radio, and sunroof, the tab was $26,900. If you are looking for a Euro sports coupe, it’s a less expensive alt. to the Mini Cooper, and worth a look.

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time for new beginnings with good times and good thoughts for our fellow travelers in this thing called life. We all have a choice of a smooth ride in life or one filled with drama and strife. Things do not always go right even when we do everything we can to make it so. When things go wrong we need to take it in stride and make the best of it.

I found out a long time ago that to worry about things we had no control over was a waste of time and emotion. When those times come up, when things go off track, stop and think “can I re-ally do anything about it?” and if the answer is no then try to think of what you can do to lessen the impact of the event on your life. We only have control of our little corner of the world and we can’t control the actions of others so why worry about it. We have all heard the phrase “what goes around comes around.” Well that is what happens if we give it time to work. The famous teacher Sun-tzu in The Art of War said “If you sit on the bank of the riv-er long enough, you will see the bodies of your enemies f loat by.” The only question is whether we

want to be involved in the mess of sorting out the problem or would we rather sit on the sidelines and watch while others (who prob-ably started the problem in the first place) tries to sort it out with all of the folks that they got in-volved in their mess to start with. It is a lot more fun to watch them run around in circles. I love to sit under a tree by the river and enjoy a good book while others run around like chickens with the heads cut off. Chickens don’t swim too well. There is some-thing comforting in knowing you had nothing to do with in-f laming a situation you did not start.

The holiday season is about to start and we should surround ourselves with good cheer and good people. You can make what you can out of the silly season or let someone else control your life and emotions. What will you do? This country boy hopes you and yours have a great finish to 2012 and a real good start to 2013.

Get out and enjoy friends whenever you can and try to make some new ones, we can always use more. Love your family and thank whoever you thank for a great life filled with good cheer. Life is not a dress rehearsal, make the best of it.

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A different kind of store. Located just south of where Thunderbird and Cactus meet on the east side of 11649 North Cave Creek rd. #8. It’s a must-see shop! It has something for everyone, from military items, camping, albums, audio equipment, vintage tools, all sorts of signs (tin, collectible, beer, plus) to sporting equipment, heck even farm equipment.

The Man Cave is a one-of-a-kind store, with one-of-a-kind prices. This store has something for everyone. You’ll find yourself getting lost in all the nostalgia, and wonder what happened to the time.

Their prices are so low that other store owners buy from here, and re-sell goods in their own stores.

One last thing, ladies don’t let your husband/boyfriend go without you, ‘cause I’ll bet that you’ll be just as interested in taking something home with you as your man will be.

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By Dr. JackWell, let’s talk politics! I’m interested in what the difference is between a Democrat, Republican and a Tea Party member. I have an idea, but I’m not too sure. I think the Tea Party member is a guy like me that is finally fed up with the bullshit the Democrats and the Republicans have been feeding me for the last hundred years or so, does that sound right? Now why is it when I take a job and promise to deliver certain responsibilities to my employer and fail to do that, I get fired, and why doesn’t that apply to the politicians we hire based on their promises? Has anyone ever thought perhaps we need to have contracts between us and the politicians we hire? Let’s say we elect (hire) a Senator, his promises (platform) is to reduce taxes, increase jobs and stop corruption in government, now that’s why we hired him, right? Let’s have a contract signed by him with a stipulation saying that if he fails to do what he promises in the first two years he must resign and allow his opponent of that election to take over his seat for the next two years

with the same stipulations if he fails, no more bullshit that the devil made me do it or the other guys wouldn’t cooperate…cause they would, if they all had contracts. Now these contracts should be signed by the prospects seeking a job from us or wanting to keep the job they have now. Not just babble a bunch of rhetoric during their campaign that has been proven to mean nothing because there are no consequences when they fail. They just get to bullshit us again with the same excuses, and for some reason we fall for it. Let’s let them hang themselves with their own promises. Any political takers on this one, now I know there must be some very smart attorneys in the Tea Party that could draw up an iron clad contract that would execute the dismissal automatically. It would be like Miss America screwing up and her second stepping in and taking over, yes that easy! Now I think some organization like the Tea Party could do this easily without passing new laws, just publicly announce the contract, advertise it to the public and ask any potential candidate to sign it, and if she or he will

not, that SHOULD tell us something, right? And we should tell everyone they refused to take responsibility of their promises. I’m not talking just about our Federal Government I mean every government local, state and national, any position you are elected to or appointed to, a contract should be mandatory. We could even throw in a lie detector test every now and then at will. Could you imagine if everyone in office had to live up to their promises or, through no fault of anyone’s but their own, they would be fired automatically? Can you even imagine what a much more wonderful place we would live in? Let’s fight to bring back our country to the people and for the people. Where do you start? Go to a local Tea Party meeting, see what they are all about, send your ideas and contract ideas to the Tea Party, if you don’t know where to send them go online and type in Tea Party or send them to me and I will pass them on to the right people. Your ideas don’t need to be formal, neat or even correct; they just need to be HEARD. By the way, what is your responsibility to your country? Some say well, I served in the service! Is that in itself enough? Let’s start at our local level and make our politicians AND

THE bureaucrats sign contracts every 2 years as to what they will get done and if they don’t fulfill their contract they are automatically replaced.I’m sorry people, but I’m fed up with the bullshit I’m hearing, some of it by the same old people trying to make the same old crap work. Let’s give our youth of today the opportunities of the past, not the hard times, but the times to succeed by your abilities. When our government and banks were US, yes they belonged to us, they helped us they had faith in us, and they weren’t the “BUSINESS” we were, they depended on our success for theirs. How and when did that turn around and we have to start bowing and sucking up to them to make a living, quotas, outrageous laws, rule, regulations, inspections, and all the things to keep us in our place? It’s time for everyone to put them in THEIR PLACE! If you don’t like working for us, then get the hell out of the kitchen. Put your platform promises in a simple contract explaining in simple language what you promise to do in the first 2 years and agree that you are to leave that office if you fail for ANY REASON. Let’s call this a NO BULLSHIT CONTRACT. The time is now…get involved.

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