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Joy Pritchard O’Donnell & Dawn Prichard Burrel Authors- BIRTHDAY TRIBUTES

BIRTHDAY TRIBUTES

To those you love, tell them why, tell them now

by Joy Pritchard O’Donnell & Dawn Pritchard Burruel

Have you ever wanted to add more meaning to a Birthday celebration? Then do it now! Honor the people you love with the gift of a Birthday Tribute, by telling them what they mean to you. Don’t just assume that they know. Don’t wait. To the recipient it will be priceless.

Two sisters’ stories are interwoven with Birthday Tributes written to their family members. Each sister has a story of her own to tell with memories of personal and family struggles and triumps. Insightful and inspirational stories of friendships, marriage, divorce, love, commitment, sisterhood and family connections are linked together with the ultimate message that it’s never too late to tell those you love what they mean to you.

http://www.birthdaytributes.com

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Kristen L. Nelson, D.V.M Author- COATED WITH FUR A VET’S LIFE

COATED WITH FUR A VET’S LIFE

Kristen L. Nelson, D.V.M

http://www.coatedwithfur.com

Veterinary Creative, L.L.C.

9922 East Dale Lane
Scottsdale, Az 85262

drnelson@veterinarycreative.com

http://www.veterinarycreative.com

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Mabel Leo Author- THE SAGA OF JACK DURANT

THE SAGA OF JACK DURANT

by Mabel Leo

Mabel Leo’s THE SAGA OF JACK DURANT will be on stage again. Read the bio of how a young boy hopped the train and lfet his home in Tennessee with the dream of being a pro baseball pitcher. Instead he became the most trusted friend of the notorious gangster, Bugsy Siegel. Now see Jack Durant on stage in IN MY HUMBLE OPINION, running April 26-May 12 2012. Call Phoenix Theater: 602-254-2151 for tickets. Mor information at http://www.meblleo.com NEW! Check out new blog: http://www.mabelblog.com.

Taken from THE WRITE WORD, the newsletter of The Society of Southwestern Authors Vol. 41. No. 2. Apr-May 2012

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2012 Arizona International Film Festival- FILMS AT THE SCREENING ROOM on SUNDAY April 22, 2012

2012 Arizona International Film Festival

FILMS AT THE SCREENING ROOM on SUNDAY April 22, 2012

Start the day off with a FILM BRUNCH at SPARKROOT on 245 East Congress Tucson, Arizona

At SPARKROOT, you can pick up your 2 for 1 ticket which can get you 2 tickets to one show or 2 tickets for 2 shows.

You must make a purchase at SPARKROOT to receive your 2 for 1 ticket

Sunday, April 22, 2012 12:00 Noon

WAR ZONE/COMFORT ZONE

Like the men in their units, women soldiers work long hours, face serious injury, and are at risk for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Transitioning back to civilian life is especially difficult as female veterans lack many of the services and the support available for their male counterparts. (Lizzie Warren, USA, 2011, 57 min.)

preceded by WE WIN OR WE DIE

In 2011, Libyans protested Gaddafi’s brutal regime and laid siege to the impregnable Katiba fortress. One man’s heroic act breaches Katiba’s walls and liberates Benghazi. (Matthew Millan, USA/Libya, 2011, 21 min.)

Admission $6

Sunday, April 22, 2012 2:00pm

INOCENTE

Fifteen year old Inocente is homeless. But she is also an artist whose vivid canvasses reach out to the world. Come give a warm welcome to the artist Inocente who will be attending the screening. (Sean Fine/Andrea Nix Fine, USA, 2011, 42 min.)

preceded by ARTIST IN THE MARGIN

Using all manner of discarded materials, sculptor Pierre Prévost creates an array of whimsical creatures. His preferred art galleries are the villages and countryside near his home in Southern France. (Emily Haddad, USA/France, 2011, 30 min.)

Sunday, April 22, 2012 4:00pm

SMOKIN’ FISH

In Juneau, Alaska, Cory Mann is a half-Tlingit, half-white, hustling entrepreneur, always on the move. Yet, for a couple months each year, he leaves the dollar concept behind. Instead, he heads north to smoke salmon in his home village. (Luke Griswold-Tergis/Cory Mann, USA, 2011, 81 min.)

preceded by ANO NUEVO COMCA’AC

This documentary explores the New Year traditions practiced by the Sonoran Seri Native American tribe, traditions which center on the motif of the sea turtle. (John Sheedy/Sandra Bustillos, USA, 2011, 12 min.)

Admission $6

Sunday, April 22, 2012 6:00pm

IL CACCIATORE DI ANATRE (THE DUCK HUNTER)

Duck season comes to a small, provincial Italian village celebrating it with a festival of wine, song, and dance. But the onset of World War II threatens the simple dreams of its various denizens. (Egidio Veronesi, Italy, 2011, 90 min.)

Admission $8

THE SCREENING ROOM is located at 127 EAST CONGRESS Tucson, Arizona

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Arizona International Film Festival | The Screening Room | 127 East Congress | Tucson | AZ | 85701
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