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September's topic: Religion, Gender and Nature. Dr. Whitney Bauman presents. Dr. Bauman discusses how "religion" and "nature" have both been used as ways to dictate "proper" gender roles and sexualities. Dr. Bauman holds a PhD from Graduate Theological University in Berkeley CA.

Orlando, FL – Celebrate Halfway to St. Patty’s Day and Party on the Patio at Pat O’Brien’s Orlando. Orlando CityWalk is an eclectic collection of themed restaurants, nightclubs, specialty shops and a 20-screen movie theatre, Universal CityWalk is Orlando’s hottest spot for entertainment, boasting the biggest names in live music, dining, dancing, movies and more.

September Special Events at CityWalk

Halfway to St. Patty’s Day
Friday, September 17th ~ 4pm – close
- Traditional Irish food and drinks available for purchase
- $2 specials on Bud drafts
- $7.95 Hurricanes
- Live rock band on the patio
- Stilt walkers, bead girls and more
- Free admission until 6pm (must be 21+ after 9pm)
Regular admission: $8 plus tax after 6pm
VIP admission: $15 plus tax

Party on the Patio at Pat O’Brien’s Orlando
Friday and Saturday nights during Halloween Horror Nights ~ 9pm – close
Enjoy a party that’ll wake the dead!
- Drink specials all night long
- Live bands on the Flaming Fountain Stage
- Includes admission to the Dueling Pianos Bar and Locals Bar
- $7 cover

Restaurants and Clubs

Bob Marley – A Tribute to Freedom
Legendary Thursdays ~ 9pm – close
- 1/2 off select appetizers
- Heineken and Appleton drink specials

Ladies Night ~ Sundays, 9pm – close
- No cover for ladies until midnight
- Hypnotiq and Malibu Rum drink specials
- Giveaways and seasonal concerts

Entertainment
Mystik NRG ~ Monday – Friday
Chain Reaction ~ Saturday & Sunday

CityWalk’s Rising Star
Entertainment
Karaoke with Live Band & Backup Singers ~ Tuesday – Saturday
Karaoke with Backup Singers ~ Sunday & Monday

Emeril’s Restaurant Orlando
Happy Hour ~ Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays: 5pm – 8pm

the groove
80s Night – Every Thursday from 9pm to close
- Free admission until 10pm
- $7 cover after 10pm; 21 and up for admission
- SWITCH live every 3rd Thursday
- Russian Standard & Pinnacle Vodka drink specials
- DJ Doc Wells spinning dance, new wave, hair bands and more

Entertainment
DJs ~ nightly

Hard Rock Live
Purchase tickets at the Hard Rock Live Box Office or by calling 407-351-LIVE

September 4th ~ Reggaefest 2010 featuring Shaggy and Barrington Levy
September 11th ~ Wanda Sykes
September 20th ~ Lady Antebellum with David Nail
September 29th ~ Godsmack with Rev Theory

Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville
Happy Hour at Lone Palm ~ Monday – Friday from 3pm to 5pm
Half-priced domestic drafts and house margaritas

Entertainment
Blue Stone Circle ~ Tuesday – Saturday
Hypersona ~ Sunday & Monday
Guitar Hero at Lone Palm ~ Daily
Live Guitar Soloist on the Porch of Indecision ~ Daily
Interactive DJ on the Porch of Indecision ~ Friday & Saturday

Latin Quarter
Entertainment
Alejandro Kartal ~ Nightly on the patio
DJ Leony ~ Thursday – Saturday

NASCAR Sports Grille
Happy Hour ~ All Day on Tuesdays and Wednesdays

Throwback Fridays ~ 9pm to close
- $3 Well Drinks; $4 32 oz. Monster Domestic Drafts; $6 32 oz. Monster Import Drafts; $5 Monster Bombs
- $5 Appetizer Menu
- Free pool and video games
- Live DJ

NBA City
All sports, all the time!
Happy Hour daily ~ 4pm – 7pm

Pat O’Brien’s Orlando
2 for Tuesdays ~ 4pm – 10pm
2 for 1 Hurricanes; 2 for 1 domestic drafts and specialty drinks
Half-price select appetizers

Entertainment
World Famous Dueling Piano Players ~ Nightly

Red Coconut Club
Nightly Happy Hour
Sunday – Thursday: 8pm – 10pm; Friday and Saturday: 6pm – 9pm
$5 Martinis and complimentary valet parking

Ladies Night every Thursday ~ 8pm – close
Ladies receive complimentary admission and drink specials all evening

In Crowd Hospitality Sundays ~ Sundays at 10pm
Free admission for members of the hospitality industry all evening
Russian Standard Vodka drink specials starting at $3 with your ID or hospitality pay stub

Entertainment
Herb Williams Band ~ Thursday – Saturday
DJs ~ Nightly

AMC Universal Cineplex 20
Devil – September 17th, 2010

**Dates and times subject to change

It's time for the kiddos to head back to school. 
BUT who will get schooled at this bout? Someone's going to be in Derby Detention!

It's the final home game before the Championship! 
The Sisters almost knocked off the Mafia in the last bout. And the Mafia took out the Widows before that...
This promises to be an action-packed bout, with two great teams!!

As always, it's a family friendly event.

ANNNND...

Bring your comfy chair from home, post up and be entertained!

Beer available to 21+, with ID.

DOORS: 7:30
BOUT: 8:00

Special Rates:
Kids ages 6-12 & Derby Girls $5.00
Group of 21 or more: $6.00
Students, Teachers, Military w/ ID, Law Enforcement, Seniors (Community Discount) $7.00
Group of 11-20: $7.00
Group of 8-10: $9.00

OR get $2 off your general admission ticket, by donating items needed for Metropolitan Ministries, "Backpacks of Hope". 

New Backpacks
3 Ring Binders (1" or smaller)
Rulers
Erasers
Scissors
Folders
Colored Markers - Box
Colored Pencils - Box
Spiral Notebooks
Notebook Paper
Pencil Storage Bag/Boxes
Crayons - 24 pack
Pencils - 12 pack
Pencil Sharpeners
Hand Sanitizer
Composition Notebooks
Pens-10 Black or Blues
3 Prong Pocket Folders
Kleenex Single Packs
Glue Sticks
Highlighters

Visit the Metropolitan Ministries website to find out other ways you can help:http://www.metromin.org/

Wan't to skip the lines at the door? Buy your tickets online and go in the Jammer Line when you get there. You'll fly in!
Tickets available here:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/125206?prod_id=13170

Back for half-time are the TBDD's little sisters: Tampa Bay Derby Chicks!!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tampa-FL/Tampa-Bay-Derby-Chicks/174001993627

This conference offers an opportunity to learn from and engage with the Masters of the industry, as they build some of the world's greatest brands, leverage the expanding array of media, make marketing more accountable, and improve the quality of their marketing organizations.

 You are cordially invited to

The 2010 Florida Insurance Trust Educational Retreat

Thursday, October 21st - Friday, October 22nd

The Retreat will begin on Thursday, October 21st at 1:00pm and will conclude with a FIT Luncheon on Friday, October 22nd.

We invite you to stay at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort as our guest on Thursday evening. You are welcome to extend your stay at the conference rate.

Join us as we review the latest changes in the insurance market, new and pending legislative statutes and celebrate the third year of Florida Insurance Trust. The retreat will be of great benefit to our current members and those who are interested in learning more about the Trust.

Dr. Joseph Aniello

President/CEO

UCP of South Florida, Inc. 
James G. Weeks, Ph. D.

Vice President/CFO

The Sunrise Group 
Jon Cherry

President/CEO

LifeStream Behavioral Center

Free Hotel Rooms are extended to two attendees per organization who are currently a  FIT Member or a qualifying non-profit organizaitons.  Additional attendees are welcome at the fee of $155. Registration will close on Monday, October 4th.

Click the following link to register this event: Register

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We will hold our monthly Cuban pig roast the second Saturday of September. There will be an all you can eat carving station which includes white rice, moros, black beans, sweet plantains, yucca and one drink (soda or beer). All for only $14.99 per person plus tax and gratuity.

We can’t wait to see you and enjoy some great food together!

Remington College of Nursing and New Covenant Baptist Church are holding a blood drive as part of National Sickle Cell Awareness Month in an effort to increase the number of minority blood donors – especially African Americans.

Walk-ins are welcome but donors are encouraged to schedule an appointment by calling Florida’s Blood Centers at 1-888-9-Donate or by signing up at https://www.fbcdonor.org/ and entering the sponsor code M66T.

Posted by Wellons Communications on behalf of Remington College.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Cleveland Browns in this NFL matchup.

Learn more about Dr. Roy Waldo Miner, who documented the coral reefs of the Bahamas in the 1920s and 1930s. These unique hand-colored photographic images from the collection of the Miami Science Museum document the ingenuity and technology required to collect and transport 40 tons of coral for a two-story diorama at the American Museum of Natural History.

More than 120 works will be showcased, including painted pottery, terracottas, marble and bronze sculpture, and a selection of ancient coins, gold jewelry and glass.

As a new addition to the urban landscape of Tampa and in an attempt to position the museum as a vital participant in the discussion about what makes a great city in the 21st century, the museum is pleased to present The Hidden City.

This exhibit features interior works created by light sculptor Leo Villareal. In addition, the museum will include a video loop of the exterior of the building to provide further context for the understanding and appreciation of Villareal's artistic outlook.

Embark on a journey and unlock the door to the fascinating history of Central Florida as the center's five-story masterpiece takes visitors back 12,000 years through a series of interactive permanent exhibits, providing hours of fun and entertainment. Among the many permanent exhibits that The History Center has to offer are the following smart, surprising, and fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.

This exhibition will present more than 40 paintings and sculptures from the nation's early years through the 20th century. On display are works by Thomas Moran, Georgia O'Keeffe, George Inness, Herman Herzog, Robert Henri, Charles Sheeler and others.

On display at the Museum are 45 extraordinary examples of textiles and beadwork from a number of regions of the African continent. Highlights include a colorful Kente cloth of West Africa, beautifully beaded aprons of the Kirdi in Cameroon, a Zulu wedding cape and embellished animal skins of the San people of South Africa, as well as a number of stunning beaded crowns and headdresses of the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The Roth Collection has been recognized by Art and Antiques Magazine as one of the top 100 art collections in America.

'The Changing Face of Art and Politics,' the second exhibition in the ArtLab @ The Lowe series, examines political imagery through style and technique, and the consideration of motifs and narratives that share an affinity over time. On view in the Bermont Focus Gallery, this exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2010 Museum Studies II class (ARH 508) under the direction of Dr. Joel Hollander.

On display in the Michael and Judi Matus Focus Gallery are 30 photographs by American photographer Frank Paulin. Paulin is recognized for uniquely documenting fleeting human moments of both humor and poetry, particularly against the backdrop of gritty urban scenes.

Embark on a journey and unlock the door to the fascinating history of Central Florida as the center's five-story masterpiece takes visitors back 12,000 years through a series of interactive permanent exhibits, providing hours of fun and entertainment. Among the many permanent exhibits that The History Center has to offer are the following smart, surprising, and fun activities for the whole family to enjoy.

The top ten performers from the second season of the popular television show take their phenomenal talents on the road.

Since the release of his very first album, his voice, his style and his sound have made waves in the tropical and pop genres.