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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Barack Obama's Empty Promises to College Students
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Like a Kid in a Candy Store
I'm so excited for this weekend's Rocky Mountain Conservatives Convention. A few weeks ago, one of the organizers of the event contacted me and asked if I could help them out. I jumped at the chance because I very much like the goal of Rocky Mountain Conservatives. It began as a BBQ three years ago as the very acrimonious primary between Senator Mike Lee and businessman Tim Bridgewater drew to a close with a Mike Lee victory. Sadly, there was a very divided party and Utah businessman, Greg Peterson, decided he'd like to pull everyone together at an informal BBQ up at his cabin.
The first BBQ was a huge success. Both Senator Lee and Tim Bridgewater showed up, shook hands, and made nice. Slowly the healing begin. The second year, it became a "must attend" event on the Utah political scene.
Now three years later, that BBQ has evolved into a daytime, four hour convention celebrating all that makes the conservative movement great, as well as the BBQ in the evening, which gives you the chance to visit with the likes of Senator Lee and others. We invite one and all, the political newbie to the veteran, to join us on Saturday for this year's 3rd Annual Rocky Mountain Conservatives Convention and BBQ. It is still the "must attend" event of the year.
Rocky Mountain Conservatives is all about healing, uniting and strengthening our movement to return America to the principles which made her great. We've found that if people will put their disagreements aside, come to the convention and BBQ, they will walk away edified, uplifted and educated by the great speakers. They will enjoy the speeches, debates, music, comediennes and visiting with those whose values align most closely with their own.
It's going to be a great weekend for everyone engaged in the movement to restore America. It is, as a matter of fact, the only place that the Attorney General candidates Sean Reyes and John Swallow will debate. We've chosen a Lincoln/Douglas style of debate which will best help the voters assess the qualities and strengths of each of the candidates.
Here in Utah, I love the people who make up the conservative movement. Over the years, during the Obama presidency, we've grown closer and closer until I count these people among my closest friends. Some of these friendships have stood the test of time, others have not.
So I'll see you all on Saturday. Noon straight up at Wasatch High School in Heber, Utah at 930 South 5th East. Don't wait too long to purchase your tickets at www.rockymountainconservatives.com. And don't forget, lunch will be included!
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
Ann Romney: Three Seasons of Motherhood
by Ann Romney
9 May 2012
Posted on www.mittromney.com
It's hard to imagine now, but before the birth of my first child, I had never held a baby. Not once, not in my entire life. No baby at home to tend, no niece or nephew to babysit. So you can imagine, the day my first boy was born I felt woefully unprepared.
My mother took pity on me and stayed for two weeks, but that wasn't nearly enough time. As she was preparing to leave, I cried like I was the baby. I told her that I wasn't ready, that I had no idea what to do. In her smile I saw the truth. Ready or not, my son couldn't wait, and somehow, I would make it through.
Of course, she was right. Some might say it was the mothering gene kicking in, the same one that every mom throughout history has possessed. Maybe. But I don't think so. I was a good mom because my own mom was the best.
I suppose my mother was somewhat unusual for her time. At 30 she was — and expected she always would be — a career woman. She worked as a cosmetics rep and was happy in that job. She never expected to get married, but then she found the one man in all the world who could change her mind — my dad.
The same passion she had for her work she poured into being a mother. I never lacked for confidence or a sense of self-worth. How could I when my mom seemed to think I had hung the moon? People would tell her, as people are wont to do with little girls, that she had a beautiful daughter. "If only you knew," she would say, "how much more beautiful she is on the inside."
Ringleader and troublemaker
Such words gave me my place in the world. She let me be who I was, which meant playing baseball and football with the boys, and catching frogs and hunting for snakes out behind the house. I think the thing she loved the most was that I was always the ringleader, always more likely to get others into trouble than to follow along.
Growing up as her daughter is what prepared me to be a mother myself. So began a different phase of my life. People often ask me what it was like to raise five boys. I won't sugarcoat it. There were times I wanted to tear my hair out. I can remember visiting my friends' houses, seeing their daughters' manners, the way they helped with the chores. Then I would return home to my boys, hoping only that my house was still intact.
Still, those were wonderful times. My boys had a way of putting their emotions and their disputes on the table. And more important, they had a way of leaving them there, of walking away without worrying about the things that might distance them, or letting hard feelings fester and grow. That directness and forgiveness shaped me into who I am today.
I'm a grandmother now. In fact, the gift I received this Mother's Day is two more wonderful grandchildren, twins, bringing the total to 18.
As every grandparent knows, it's a different role than being a mother or a daughter. I am able to adore the grandchildren, and to smile as my children go through the same struggles I went through when they were young. I've lived through three seasons of motherhood, and I have seen the beauty in each.
A tradition of lilacs
On Mother's Day, Mitt always brings me lilacs, a tradition he started the year I became a mother. When our home is filled with their fragrance, it reminds me of so many things, and stirs so many emotions. I think of my five sons and the women they married, whom I love as if I had raised them. They have become my daughters.
And I think about my mother. I remember she was a wonderful cook. I remember how much she loved my dad. Ours was a loving home, where I knew the light was always on. I wish I could tell her again how much I love her. The most trying time of my life was when I became the mother who had to take care of her as she was suffering in the last stages of ovarian cancer. The hardest thing for us all, I think, is the day we lose our moms.
Crown of glory
Cherish your mothers. The ones who wiped your tears, who were at every ball game or ballet recital. The ones who believed in you, even when nobody else did, even when maybe you didn't believe in yourself.
Women wear many hats in their lives. Daughter, sister, student, breadwinner. But no matter where we are or what we're doing, one hat that moms never take off is the crown of motherhood.
There is no crown more glorious.
This article can also be read at USA Today.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
Rocky Mountain Conservatives Convention
PRESS RELEASE
CPAC OF THE WEST
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CPAC OF THE WEST
The 3rd Annual Rocky Mountain Conservatives Convention draws top Republican leaders from across the West; followed by popular BBQ event.
Salt Lake City, Utah - 3 May 2012: Rocky Mountain Conservatives is hosting its 3rd Annual “CPAC of the West” Convention on Saturday, May 19, 2012. Featured speakers include, Utah Governor Gary Herbert, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, and keynote speaker, U.S. Senator Mike Lee. They will be joined by U.S. Congressman Jason Chaffetz, Utah Congressional candidates, Mia Love and Chris Stewart, Patrick Henry Caucus founders Carl Wimmer and Ken Sumison, and Freedom Works President Matt Kibbe. The convention will be held in the newly constructed auditorium at Wasatch High School in Heber, UT, 930 South 5th East from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Other guests at the convention will include national sports figures, comedians, and a host of conservative dignitaries.
A straw poll will be held encompassing all Utah political contests, and the Presidential race.
We are delighted to announce that Attorney General candidates, Sean Reyes and John Swallow will be debating in a Lincoln/Douglas style debate moderated by Utah GOP Chair Thomas Wright. This is the only place voters will be able to hear the two debate prior to the June 26th GOP Primary.
The convention will be followed by a separate event, the popular Rocky Mountain Conservatives BBQ. The lakeside BBQ will feature wild Utah elk and other popular meats, prepared by Utah’s finest BBQ chefs. A VIP “Golf into the Lake” contest is scheduled as part of the BBQ activities.
Further details regarding both the convention and BBQ are available online at http://rockymountainconservatives.com or contacting Candace Salima at ces@candacesalima.com. Tickets for both events must be purchased before the day of the convention. A portion of the day’s proceeds will go to A Child’s Hope Foundation.
Rocky Mountain Conservatives remains unaffiliated with any campaign, but espouses the principles of a constitutionally limited government. Please contact Ms. Salima for interviews and information.
Lunch will be served.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Summer Kickoff! Alvin Salima Fundraiser
Each month is getting a little better. Not only are we holding our monthly plate lunch specials, we have picked up a few catering jobs, all proceeds going to Alvin's Kidney Transplant Fund. But we just adore visiting with family and friends, co-workers, etc. who join us on the first Saturday of every month for our Plate Lunch Specials!
Menu for June 1st (Businesses) & 2nd!
Kalua Pork (a favorite for one and all)
Teriyaki Chicken (Alvin's recipe is gaining fans from all over)
TeriBurger (Thanks so much to Island Ianak'tion[801-787-1319] for donating the teriburgers)
all laid on a bed of sticky rice
with salad and dessert
We will be adding an icy cold bottled water with each plate this month. Yes, we heard you! :-)
It makes us so happy that you are all loving our food so much. Love goes into every dish, I promise!
Please place your orders in the comments below and we hope to see you all there! And thank you to all of you for supporting this effort to save my husband's life. I really am counting on many happy decades ahead with my sweetheart.
God bless!
When: June 1st and 2nd, Noon to 2:00 p.m.
Where: 1104 West 220 South, Orem
Text your orders to 801-358-6213, or email them, or post your order below. I.E., post the number of plates along with your name. I'll put your order on the list and we'll be waiting for you on June 2nd with hot, yummy food guaranteed to please.
God bless, and we look forward to seeing you!
Alvin & Candace
Alvin & Candace
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
US Daily Review: Protesting and Trayvon Martin
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Bye Mom, I’m Off to Protest
Posted on 02 May 2012
By Candace Salima, US Daily Review Contributor
Yesterday, the Occupy Wall Street folks made their way out of their parents’ basements, took the sack lunches their mothers had made, laced up their Nikes and headed into the heart of downtown. They worked themselves into a frenzy, and in Seattle at least, they vandalized and destroyed business after business, putting Washingtonians out of work for the foreseeable future while repairs are made, insurance claims are filed, and business owners struggle to figure out how to keep their doors open.
In New York, they walked down the street protesting…what I’m not sure. They held signs that claimed they were the 99%, but I have to be honest, they don’t look like any 99% I've ever seen. White powder was sent in envelopes to banks and businesses claiming they weren't in charge, “the people” were. -- Read More
Use Your Words!
Posted on 25 April 2012
By Candace Salima, US Daily Review Contributor
Do you remember hearing those words as a child? I do. Anytime I would get so angry I’d resort to violence, I would hear my mother say “use your words.” Looking at the George Zimmerman/Trayon Martin case and the rash of ‘black on white’ attacks we’ve seen across America ever since, these words keep coming back to mind.
From the man walking in Chicago set upon by a gang of black youths “angry about Trayvon Martin,” to those who set upon the young pregnant woman, to the black youth who attacked the white man because he was also so angry about Trayvon Martin. Seriously people, is there any wonder you get shot at? Each of the victims in the above cases would have been well within their constitutionally given rights to pull out a gun and shoot their attackers. -- Read More
Note from Candace: It is such a pleasure and honor to be working author/journalist/talk show host, Kevin Price on his new venture US Daily Review. There you will find articles covering every subject written by journalists whose viewpoint and style of writing is engaging and informative. I invite you to visit www.usdailyreview.com and become a fan of the news site, as I have.
On Saturday morning I will have my review of the movie Avengers. On Sunday morning you can drop by US Daily Review and check out my review of the book Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter. Catch you on the flip side.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
What a day!
What a day!
First, I've noticed I don't blog as much anymore since I started writing for US Daily Review and other sites. That's not a good thing as blogging is how I began this entire string of events. Who could ever believe when an author friend suggested I began blogging it would lead to this. But it has.
For US Daily Review I write articles on politics, the state of America, book reviews and movie reviews. I enjoy the process very much and will be contributing more to that site. I stay apprised of all that is going on in Washington, D.C. and on the political national front. So it keeps me busy, to say the least.
I'm in the process of revamping my website again. I know crazy to do so. But because my focus is no longer just on writing books, I felt like it needed to look more like a news site so I can better give access to my readers of the articles and books I write, the radio/video shows I do, speaking engagements, etc. So that's taking some time, as I'm doing it myself.
I'm also creating a website for my sweet mother who is selling her farm in Colorado. It's become too much for her since my father died, so I'm going to focus really hard on helping her sell it. She wants to move in with one of my sisters who lost her husband just before my father passed away. So I'm going to do all I can to make that happen.
And, I've decided to start writing fiction again. I'm still in the middle of those two books, but if I can organize my day properly I should be able to get everything done. And I really miss writing fiction! So it is my hope that I will be able to produce one book a year. With three books and two health booklets under my belt, I'm feeling the need to dedicate myself on that front again.
And if that weren't enough, this morning I joined the organizing committee for the Rocky Mountain Conservative Convention, which is on May 19th. Known as the CPAC of the West, RMCC will hear from Utah Governor Gary Herbert, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, Senator Mike Lee, Congressman Jason Chaffetz, Attorney General candidate Sean Reyes, 2nd Congressional District candidate Mia Love, two fabulous comedians, some music acts (so I hear) and much, much more, including a straw poll. So if you haven't purchased your tickets yet, you better get on it. Seating is limited to 1,200 and this is the place you want to be if you're a conservative. We will be contributing a portion of these funds to The Child's Hope Foundation.
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Candace Salima for National Delegate
OPEN LETTER TO
Utah GOP State Delegates
MY NAME IS CANDACE SALIMA AND I AM RUNNING TO REPRESENT THE GREAT STATE OF UTAH AS A NATIONAL DELEGATE AT THE RNC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN TAMPA BAY, FL.
We stand at an historical point in America. We are on the precipice of becoming a nation based on European Socialism – or – will we hold on to the Republic our Founding Fathers gave us? Years ago, I promised my father I would fight to keep from happening in America what happened in Europe when World War II broke out. As current presidential candidate Mitt Romney often says, “We are in a fight for the very heart and soul of America.” This is a fight I am unwilling to lose.
Extremely active in politics for nearly two decades, I have served our party in a variety of capacities, and have counted it an honor to do so. And now, it would be my great honor to represent the great state of Utah at the Republican National Convention in Tampa Bay Florida on August 27-30, 2012.
If delegates are released at the RNC National Convention, I will vote for Mitt Romney. Should he become an nonviable candidate at some juncture, I will vote according to the voter rankings from the Utah Primary.
I invite you to visit my website at www.elect.candacesalima.com and learn more about what drives me as an American, a Republican and a Utahan. Feel free to email me at ces@candacesalima.com. I ask for your vote as well as welcome your questions and thoughts.
Thank you,
Candace E. Salima
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Monday, April 16, 2012
May Fundraiser for Alvin Salima
May 4th (Businesses) and May 5th (Individuals and Families) are the dates for the May Fundraiser for Alvin's Kidney Transplant and associated costs. Our target is to pre-sell 700 plates between businesses and individuals. This will pay for the remainder of his dental needs (thanks to our old dentist) and get us back on track for the actual transplant. We have some amazing food waiting for those who take advantage. Not to mention, May 4th is our 17th Wedding Anniversary. How I adore my sweet husband, Alvin.
You may also email your pre-orders to me.
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Sunday, April 15, 2012
This Tea Partier Does Support Mitt Romney
I tend to read a lot of newspapers and news sites. As such, I often run across columns I agree with, and many, many more I disagree with. Today, in The Daily Caller, some self-avowed leader of the "tea party" announced:
The leader of the Tea Party Nation organization has a blunt message for likely Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney: Tea partiers will likely vote for you, but don’t expect them to get energized and campaign for you.
“The tea party is not going to coalesce around Romney,” Judson Phillips told The Daily Caller on Thursday. “Most of us will vote for Romney, but we will not be out there with signs for him or in his campaign.”
Well THIS tea party leader IS not only voting for Mitt Romney, I will fight day and night to make sure he is elected. Because unlike others, I've looked at the whole picture, researched Mitt Romney thoroughly and know two salient facts:
1) Another four years of Barack Obama, especially as a lame duck president, will be exceedingly dangerous to this nation and her people. He has stated over and over he's a Marxist and intends to break American down and rebuild her into a communist nation. All I can say about that is, over my dead body.
2) Mitt Romney is unique qualified to lead America out of the economic quagmire. He understands, as so many don't, the differences between Article 1, Section 8 and the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. He's stated outright that a department that must be maintained by money from China, is on the chopping block. He's explicitly stated he will turn many of the government's services back over to the states to be handled at that level, which is how it should be. And last, but not least, Mitt Romney is a man of integrity, courage and strength who has remained faithful, and in love, with his sweet wife of 42 years. He and Ann have raised five wonderful sons who, by all counts, have become useful members of society, emulating what they were taught by their parents. They are the grandparents to 16 wonderful grandchildren. They have fought for and lived the American Dream.
The Marxist or the Capitalist? Oh, I choose Mitt Romney every single time and six ways from Sunday. As the turn-around king, he is the man who must become our next POTUS.
Those tea partiers who have fought day and night over the last 3 1/2 years to save America, will effectively be throwing in the towel and tossing a vote Barack Obama's way if they do not rally around Mitt Romney as the Republican Nominee, which he will become.
You may email extended comments to this post directly to Candace Salima.
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Monday, April 2, 2012
The Republican Party IS America
The Republican Party is the party of every day Americans, working hard to make a difference. We live, we laugh, we love, and we fight tooth and nail for this nation we love so much. We believe in self-responsibility, self-reliance, entrepreneurship, free enterprise, the right to defend ourselves, God, family and the American Dream. We discriminate against no one, and cheer each other on (unless they're running in a campaign against one another.) THAT's the grand ol' party. We are America through and through!
And while I'm waxing poetic! God Bless America, for we are in the fight for the very heart and soul of America. And make no mistake about it, we will win. For the alternative is too unbearable to consider.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
US Daily Review: Mirror Mirror Movie Review
Movie Corner: Mirror Mirror
Posted on 29 March 2012
by Candace Salima, US Daily Review Contributor
The Snow White Legend Comes Alive
Movie: Mirror Mirror
Director: Tarsem Singh
Starring: Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, Armie Hammer and Nathan Lane
Website: http://mirrormirrorfilm.com
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Posted on 29 March 2012
by Candace Salima, US Daily Review Contributor
The Snow White Legend Comes Alive
Director: Tarsem Singh
Starring: Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, Armie Hammer and Nathan Lane
Website: http://mirrormirrorfilm.com
I was privileged to attend an advance showing of the latest Snow White offering, Mirror Mirror, which opens March 30th, not the 16th as the poster suggests. We settled in with our popcorn, drinks and Pizza Hut, because the Larry Miller Megaplexes in Utah have wonderful restaurants in the actual theaters and you can take dinner straight into the theater and watch the movie in style!
I’ll admit right up front, I’m a longtime fan of Julia Roberts. A brilliant actress, there seems to be no role she cannot tackle, and the evil stepmother to Snow White is no exception. She plays the role with great wit, charm and and underlying evil too blatant to deceive any viewer, which is the whole point. Julia brings a freshness to the role that had me laughing throughout the movie. Of course, the way she stays young … yeah, I was grossed out. I’ll admit it. Read More
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Senator Mike Lee Endorses Mitt Romney for POTUS
Senator Mike Lee Endorses Mitt Romney for President
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: BRIAN PHILLIPS
202-577-1303
SALT LAKE CITY – Today, Senator Mike Lee endorsed Governor Mitt Romney for President.
Of the endorsement, Governor Romney said, “I am proud to have the support of Mike Lee. His endorsement comes at an important time for our campaign. Mike is one of the leading conservatives in the country and has fought tirelessly for the principles of limited government, individual liberty, and constitutional conservatism. His counsel will be important as we work to repeal Obamacare and restore fiscal responsibility.”
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Friday, March 16, 2012
The Truth About Mitt Romney and the SLC Olympics
TO ALL: Mike Leavitt was the 14th Governor of Utah. Below is his response to Rick Santorum regarding the 2002 Olympics.
Mike Leavitt
Guest columnist
Thanks to some charges leveled by former Sen. Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney's stewardship of the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games has become the subject of a curious controversy. Among other things, Santorum has suggested that Mitt succeeded thanks only to a "federal bailout." As I was governor of Utah at the time, I'm in a unique position to set the record straight.
Here are the facts:
Four years before the Games were to begin, they got caught up in a scandal. Sponsors began to withdraw and the budget of the Games was nearly $400 million over anticipated expenditures. A new leader was needed. Utah was at risk financially and I personally engaged in the search for the right person. I found Mitt Romney, who had a distinguished career in business, helping to start new companies and turn around failing ones.
Within weeks of his arrival, Mitt had laid out a revitalized vision for the Games. Mitt assembled a new team to bring the budget under control. I repeatedly heard him explain that if the budget was to be balanced, every spending request had to be divided into needs and wants. He called on the people of Utah to volunteer to close the gap. I'll never forget the ad he placed in Utah papers. It read: "Help wanted; hard work, no pay, better hurry." Fifty thousand people responded.
When the Games had concluded, they were an unqualified success. In a world still reeling from the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, people across the globe were assured that they could gather in safety to celebrate the highest qualities of the human family. Mitt Romney's leadership had turned the $400 million deficit into a $100 million surplus. It was a spectacular turnaround. Sen. Santorum's suggestion that only a "federal bailout" made all this possible is flatly wrong. We looked to the federal government only to assist with security and necessary infrastructure. Throughout, Mitt did the right thing, and he did it extraordinarily well.
After the Olympic Games had concluded, Mitt Romney returned to Massachusetts where he was elected governor. His state had a $3 billion deficit and the economy needed a turnaround. With the same discipline he used in business and the Olympics, at the end of four years he turned it into a $2 billion rainy-day fund.
The bottom line is this: The profile of the person we were looking for to rescue the Olympics matches almost perfectly what United States needs in our next president. We need a leader who can return us to fiscal responsibility, discern between those things that are needs and wants, and inspire a demoralized people to believe again. Mitt Romney is a leader who can do those things, and more.
Leavitt served as Utah's governor from 1993-2003.
Source
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
After Daybreak Concert!
A good friend is commencing on a concert tour of South Korea in April, but is dropping by Utah to do a concert first. I wanted to share the news with all! These guys are awesome and the concert is very affordable.
AFTER DAYBREAK is headed to Korea for a mini-tour April 18-22nd to kick off the release of our album there. BUT FIRST, we are doing a concert in Orem, UT at Timpanogos High School on Thursday April 5th – 7:30 pm to get us ready for these big shows in Korea. We will be performing the very same 90 minute show we are being asked to perform on our Korea mini-tour.
Also, this concert will be filmed to be used for promotional purposes by our booking agents, for YouTube videos, etc.Because of ALL that - we want anyone and everyone to come!!We want to fill the place so we have a great audience cheering wildly so we can go to Korea well prepared to move to the next level. (Plus, a large crowd is also great for filming!!)To try and help get everyone there we’ve kept ticket prices LOW - only $5 for seniors, all students, and kids under 12 (which pretty much means everyone in college on down to kindergarten gets in for 5 bucks) and $8 for adults when purchased in advance ($10 at the door.Students and seniors –still $5 at the door)
Mark Thursday April 5th on your calendar and be at this concert!Please invite ANYONE and EVERYONE you can think of.Forward them this email or here is a link for info and tickets that can be emailed, posted and/or shared on Facebook, or your favorite social media site: http://www.we-rock.com/davidj/AfterDaybreak-5-APR-2012.html
Much love and happiness to you!I’m so excited to be coming back to Utah for a concert with these guys! It’s gonna be a good one!See you on the 5th of April!
Daniel Beck
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