CAREFREE TRUTH

 

Letters from Readers: 8/23/13

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(Lyn's note: Please feel free to send us any pictures you'd like included.  If your photos are for sale, let us know and we will put them under that category.  We have a special section for that purpose.  Check out Tom Baker's photos for sale.  He's the photographer who took that gorgeous photo in the Carefree Gardens Photo Contest that was both the judges' first pick and the public favorite.  It's now featured on the Town of Carefree website, and will be the cover of the 2014 Gardens calendar that will be for sale later this summer at Carefree Town Hall.  If anyone would like to buy a print of any of Herbert's photos, all profits will be donated to one of the local non-profit organizations.)  Here's the link to this week's Pictures of the Week.  http://carefreetruth.com/Carefree_Truth/Photos_8-26-13.html         Lyn, I cannot get to see the new on-line news without a password. Al Mascha (Lyn's note:  Here's the website.  The original one was not final.  This one works without a password.  http://www.desertfoothillschronicle.org/) Thanks Lyn. Looks like it will be a good communications link for the community...with a positive attitude. Al           Any idea what is going on? Cave Creek Road is closed at Carefree HWY with Emergency Signs - You need to go around Black Mountain to get to Sentinel Rock!  Judie Preston (Lyn's note: On Friday night, 8/16 a 17 year old boy in a car hit a man in his 50s riding a bicycle on Cave Creek Rd., near New River Rd.  The bicyclist's injuries were fatal.  Both lanes of Cave Creek Rd. were closed last night between New River and El Sendero.  How tragic for both parties.)         Roadway Safety in Carefree Carefree citizens can help ensure that our roadways are safe. Protecting MCSO Deputies A number of drivers in Carefree routinely ignore two important traffic laws that affect the safety of MCSO Deputies.  Arizona and most other states have laws which state: If a person who drives a vehicle approaches a stationary vehicle and the stationary vehicle is giving a signal by displaying alternately flashing lights or is displaying warning lights, the person shall do either of the following: 1.  If on a highway having at least four lanes with at least two lanes proceeding in the same direction as the approaching vehicle, proceed with due caution and if possible, with due regard to safety and traffic conditions, yield the right of way by making a lane change into a lane not adjacent to that of the stationary vehicle. 2. If changing lanes would be impossible or unsafe, proceed with due caution and reduce the speed of the vehicle, maintaining a safe speed for road conditions. If you see a MCSO vehicle at the side of the road please slow down and move to the center lane to protect the MCSO Deputies. Protecting Bicyclists Many bicyclists travel through Carefree. Please observe safety precautions to protect our guests. Here’s some general information on bicycle safety: Be aware of bikes- Cyclists have the same legal right to use the road as motorists…same roads, same rules, same rights and responsibilities.   Three feet minimum- Arizona law requires that you give at least three feet of clearance when you pass a bicycle.  Slow down and don’t pass a cyclist until safe to do so.  When possible, please give five feet of clearance when passing. Look before opening your door- Opening your car door in a crowded area can be disastrous to a cyclist riding near parked cars.  Drivers are legally required to make sure it’s safe before opening a car door into the roadway.     Hi Lyn: Regarding the prior emails about folks having to go all the way around Black Mountain in order to get into Sentinel Rock last Friday -  I was caught in that tragic traffic mess also.  I have a back way and used it last Friday.  It worked just fine.  From Carefree Highway (going west) Turn Right onto 52nd St. ( paved road)  there is a sign that says "road closed - local traffic only" ignore it or consider yourself "local' Turn Right onto New River Road  (paved road) - and note: you can get to Cave Creek Road from here - but last Friday you would not have been able to Turn Left on Canyon Creek Road (paved road) Turn Right on Prickly Pear Road (paved road) Turn Left on Butte Canyon Drive (paved road) Turn Right on Willow Cross Drive (paved road) Turn Left on Canyon Ridge North Drive (paved road) Turn Right on Canyon Ridge Drive (paved road) this empties out on Cave Creek Road - across the street from our Sentinel Rock entrance. - so there is an alternate way on this side of the mountain in the event a similar road block reoccurs. Barbara Groszkruger       Hi Lyn, Jan Misseri here.  Just would like to put a little something in the great "Carefree Truth".  I am searching for a position as an administrative assistant/customer service provider as well as a pet sitter.  Will match prices you are paying now.  I've worked in all of these areas for the past sixteen years and can provide references.  I live in Carefree so I am readily available to all in the area.  Please feel free to contact me either by email - casbin@aol.com or by phone - 480-488-5182.     Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center partners with Carefree Caring Corps to assist seniors and homebound individuals     August 6, 2013, Cave Creek, Arizona – The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center is partnering with Carefree Caring Corps to assist seniors and individuals who are homebound.   The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix. Food bank volunteers help those in need in a caring, nurturing environment filled with compassion, understanding and one-on-one attention. Carefree Caring Corps is dedicated to promoting independence and enhancing the quality of life for older residents throughout the community through a force of volunteers and staff who deliver services and support that provide access to basic needs such as food, medical care, and activities that promote physical, mental and emotional health.    The Foothills Food Bank is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek. For more information, call 480.488.1145 or visit the Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center website at www.foothillsfoodbank.com.   CONTACT:   Fran Booth Booth, ABC                     602.400.3330     Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center partners with Scottsdale Healthcare for tobacco cessation and cardiovascular screening programs August 16, 2013, Cave Creek, Arizona – The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center is partnering with Scottsdale Healthcare to offer tobacco cessation and cardiovascular screening programs. The eight-week tobacco cessation program will teach individuals about the effects of tobacco, provide insight into personal motivators for tobacco use and help attendees quit for good with group support. The cessation program begins September 10, 2013 and will be held on Tuesdays from 5:00 to 6:00 PM at Foothills Food Bank. Registration is free at www.shc.org or by calling 480.882.4636. Trained tobacco treatment specialists will teach all classes. A minimum of eight participants is required for the class. Beginning September 12, 2013, Food Bank and Resource Center and Scottsdale Healthcare will offer free cardiovascular screenings on Thursday from 8:00 to 10:00 AM. Participants will learn about cholesterol guidelines and how controlling LDL or “bad” cholesterol can contribute to better heart health. All participants will receive educational materials, counseling and a copy of screening results to take to their physician. The free screening includes:  • total cholesterol and glucose checks  • blood pressure checks  • body mass index (BMI) Fasting eight hours prior is required and attendees must drink water and take prescribed medicine as required. Registration is free at www.shc.org or by calling 480.882.4636. Foothills Food Bank is located at 6038 E. Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek. For more information, call 480.488.1145 or visit the Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center website at www.foothillsfoodbank.com. CONTACT:    Fran Booth AB 602.400.3330 Fran A. Booth, ABC 
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 Adult Programs September 2013   Free Events *Except where noted     Art Nosh is Back!  Meet the Experts & Enjoy a Nosh 1st Tuesdays & 3rd Fridays Through May  Coming soon: a complete list of scheduled topics. Visit www.dfla.org or visit the Library.  Limited seating. Bottled water available for purchase.   Art Nosh Lunch - SMoCA presents  Color, Scale and Series How Artists Challenge our Perceptions Tuesday, September 3 ● Noon-1pm (1st Tuesday each month through May)   Featuring artwork in SMoCA's 3 summer exhibitions, including: Stocked: Contemporary Art from the Grocery Aisles; Learning to See: Josef Albers and The Interaction of Color; and David Maisel/Black Maps: American Landscape and the Apocalyptic Sublime.    Event is free.  Lunch Options:  Order a boxed lunch provided by Grotto Café (Cost: $10, due when registering by Monday a.m. prior to event date. Choose from 3 menu items: ask at front desk or access menu at www.dfla.org.) OR brown bag it.  Advance registration required: 480-488-2286.   Art Nosh Wine & Cheese  Heard Museum Guild presents Home: Native Peoples of the Southwest Friday, September 20 ● 4-5:30pm (3rd Friday each month through May)   Featuring the Museum's signature exhibit. Cheese & complimentary wine will be served. Cost: $10. Advance registration/payment required: 480-488-2286.     Mystery Tea with Laurie R. King -           Thursday, September 12 ● 2:30-4pm   Meet nationally known mystery authors, and enjoy iced tea and gourmet treats in a beautiful social setting. New York Times bestselling crime writer Laurie R. King (winner of Edgar and Nero Wolfe awards, among others) writes both series and standalone novels. King grew up reading her way through libraries like a termite through balsa before going on to become a mother, builder, world traveler, and theologian. She'll be signing her newly-released (September 10) Bones of Paris, which finds one-time Bureau of Investigation agent Harris Stuyvesant plunging into the tempestuous 1929 Montparnasse community of American writers, artists, and hangers-on. Other series include "Mary Russell", where the 15-year-old meets Sherlock Holmes in 1915 and soon becomes his apprentice; and "Kate Martinelli", a San Francisco homicide inspector. Some of these titles will also be available for purchase. Limited seating. Register by Monday, September 9, 480-488-2286.  Cost:  $10. Presented in partnership with nationally acclaimed independent  bookseller and publisher, The Poisoned Pen.
.    Desert Foothills Library Writers Connection Friday, September 6 ● 1-3pm (1st Friday each month)   Goldilocks & the Three Sentences: How do you know when your sentences are too short, too long or just right?  Explore how sentence length affects meaning & impact, & how genre, context & rhythm affect sentence length. Join Andrea Markowitz, professional writer & editor, in an activity-filled workshop that demonstrates how to add power & pizzazz to your writing. Bring a laptop or a writing implement & pad, & 3 copies of a 150-word maximum passage that you would like to improve.  Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.    Medical Qi Gong Series- Monday, September 9 ● 1-2pm (2nd Monday each month)   Instructor LauRha Frankfort shares how to boost your energy and find relief from many medical conditions. She will demonstrate some simple, beneficial movements and techniques. For all ages and conditions (can be adapted for seated exercise) Both lecture & participation. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Cost:  $5 cash, pay to instructor at each class.    Journaling Five Mystical Keys to Wellness Tuesday, September 10 ● 1-3pm   To enhance your state of mind and being no matter what illness or suffering you may be experiencing, explore in your journal these keys to wellness: love, gratitude, joy, forgiveness and grace. Bring your journal or notebook and pen. Mary Lee Simpson is a certified journal facilitator and has taught therapeutic writing for nearly 20 years. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.    Qigong / Tai Chi Easy Every Friday beginning September 13 REGULAR Class ● 8:45-9:45am CHAIR Class ● 10-10:30am   A discipline that can be practiced and benefits gained at any age - you are never too old! A blending of Qigong and Tai Chi, with deep breathing and repeated gentle motions and stretches to improve health, balance, agility and flexibility. The "Chair" class is for anyone who wants to take it extra slow and easy. Wear loose clothing and bare feet. Class size limited to 15.  NEW Registration Process: Call or email instructor Bina Bou:  480-284-1300 or bina.b75@gmail.com. Cost:  Prepay instructor $20 cash for 4 classes; or $8 drop-in.     Writer to Author A 2-Part Workshop for Writers - Saturdays, September 14 and 21 ● 2-4pm   Join Michele Venne, author of 5 novels and 2 books of poems, as she  shares her knowledge and experience. Attend one or both sessions. Part 1: Creative prompts, followed by a discussion of the many approaches to publishing and setting yourself up as an author. Structured time will be offered for inspired writing and optional sharing. Part 2: More Muse Juice (prompts!) followed by marketing ideas and writer care. We explore ways of getting your work out into the world. During, and after, the writing of your book and its launch, there are ways to nurture yourself so the creativity continues to flow. Register: Contact Michele at 602-292-3305 Cost: $15 will be collected at each workshop (or $20 total if attending both Part 1 and 2).    Stories of Pioneer Life  in Early Phoenix- Monday, September 16 ● 10:30-Noon    Patrick Grady will relate fun and interesting stories of Phoenix settlers in the 1870s from his recent book Out of the Ruins. Learn more about founder and adventurer, Jack Swilling;  the tragic love story of merchant George and Aggie Loring, as told from original letters; William Hancock and his "insane" wife, Lillie; Jasper and Sarah Cartwright, farmers in the 51st Avenue and Thomas Road area; and others. Signed books will be available for purchase, cash or check only. A portion of proceeds benefits the Library. Limited seating.  Register: 480-488-2286.    Lift Your Mood with Food Thursday, September 19 ● 1-2pm   Can what you eat affect your mood? Can changing your diet reduce stress? Absolutely! Join Scottsdale Healthcare educator, Krissy Hall, to learn about food choices that can boost your mood without blowing your diet. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.  Part of our "Ask the Expert" Scottsdale Healthcare Series.   Develop & Control Your  Psychic Ability® Saturday, September 21 ● 10am-3pm    Develop or expand your ability with simple techniques of guided meditation and visualization from Carrie Shubert, one of the most sought after psychics in the Southwest. Exercises include meeting your spirit guides, psychic healing and protection, and interactive/experiential 'tuning in' to people and animals that have crossed over (bring your own lunch -- there will be a short break).  Register: 480-488-2286.  Cost: $59     Cards and Board Games Social (Adults 18+) Tuesday, September 17 ● 1-3pm (3rd Tuesday each month)   Bring your friends, or come and make new friends! Join us for some fun, and play a variety of board games and cards - we have lots to choose from here, including cards, Scrabble, chess, checkers, backgammon, Trivial Pursuit, Cribbage, Yahtzee and more - or bring a game to share! Feel free to bring your own refreshments; coffee will be available for purchase. No registration needed - walk-ins welcome!   Drum Circle on the Terrace Monday, September 23 ● 4:30-5:30pm (4th Monday each month)    No experience required, everyone welcome! Feel the connection with others, and with nature, next to the beauty  of our waterfall and botanical garden. Current research shows the therapeutic effects of drumming techniques - we experience endorphins and a boost in our immune system. Bring your own drum; and bring a portable chair (if you can; we have a limited number of chairs available). No registration needed.    Laughter Club Thursday, September 24 ● 1-1:45pm (4th Tuesday each month)   Come laugh for no reason! As we set aside the critical mind and do playful laughter exercises, our natural inner joy is released. Soon, the laughter becomes infectious and we experience many physical and psychological benefits. Certified Laughter Yoga Leader Dereth DeHaan demonstrates how laughter exercises, yoga breathing and relaxation combine to help you feel refreshed and revitalized, and contribute to your overall health. No need to twist yourself into a pretzel (or bring a yoga mat)! Limited to 30.  Register: 480-488-2286.     Ageless Wisdom -  Thursdays, September 26, October 3 & 10 ● 5-6:30pm (individual topics below)   The Ageless Wisdom tradition of Hinduism & Buddhism, Gnosticism, Plato and Hermes Trismegistus' Emerald Tablet comes alive in modern (20th C.) fiction in surprising and unexpected ways. We'll explore the mythology contained in these works that run deep with significance through Dorothy's visit to Oz, Harry Potter's education at Hogwarts, Ged's lessons on knowledge vs. evil, and much more, and why these Ageless Wisdom motifs are as important to our own journey as they are to the characters in these books. Instructor Clare Goldsberry is the author of eight books and brings new ideas and thought-provoking lessons to her teaching style. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Sept. 26: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz - Not just a children's story! Oct. 3: Harry Potter at Hogwarts - The Path of Learning Oct. 10: The Wizard of Earthsea - Knowledge vs. Gnosis Cost: $8 individual class or all 3 for $20   Computer/Tablet Classes All class sizes are limited & fill quickly.  Registration for all classes required at 480-488-2286.    Learn How to Download Library eBooks Saturdays, September 7 and 28 ● 1-3pm Learn how to download free eBooks and use them on your device. You must have a basic working knowledge of your device, and bring your device with you. Limited to 10.  September 7 Clinic: iPad /Tablet/eReader (no Kindles) September 28 Clinic: Kindles only   =========     Classes below presented  by www.TechFourLife.com.   Picasa 101 Thursday, September 19 ● 9:30-11:30am  Photo editing and storage, create collages, videos and DVDs. (To minimize technical issues during the class, only library computers may be used and you must have basic mouse skills).   Windows 8 Training  Thursday, September 26 ● 9:30-11:30am  Get a head start on the new touch-based Windows 8 with new features like the Start Screen, new apps, sharing & live updates.     Monday Movies at the Library Every Monday ● 3-5pm   New Releases, with a Foreign Film once each month! September 2 Library Closed for Labor Day. September 9 Kon-Tiki. Rated PG-13 in Norwegian w/subtitles. September16 Love Is All You Need. Rated R. September 23 Bless Me, Ultima. Rated PG-13. September 30 Disconnect. Rated R.     Expanded Spanish Offerings   Beginning Spanish Class - Wednesdays, September 4 - October 16  ● 9:30-10:30am (7-week series) No knowledge necessary, or take this class as a refresher. Oral skills will be emphasized; students learn basic grammatical structures to communicate on everyday topics. Try this class and if it feels too basic we'll allow you to switch to "Intermediate Spanish Class" on Fridays. Instructor Alina Lowen is a native speaker and has taught for 30 years. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.  Cost: $42 for 7-week series.   Intermediate Spanish Class -  Fridays, September 6 - October 18  ● 9:30-10:30am (7-week series) Some knowledge of Spanish necessary. If you think you are beyond "beginner", try this class; if it feels too advanced we'll allow you to switch to "Beginning Spanish Class" on Wednesdays. Instructor Alina Lowen is a native speaker and has taught for 30 years.  Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.  Cost:  $42 for 7-week series.   Intermediate Conversational Spanish   Every Wednesday ● 10:30am-Noon Informal chat session with various books, flashcards, etc. No instructor, no registration required. Contact Barbara Koca, 480-488-5332.      Book Buddy Home Delivery Service   Do you or does someone you know have difficulty getting to the Library? We have book deliveries to and from your home by screened volunteers. Books-Large Print-Audiobooks-Magazines - CDs.  Email: BookBuddy@dfla.org  ... or ... 480-488-2286.    Memoir Writing Group NO MEETING August & September  Will restart in October. Check our calendar for day/time.    Funds raised   support the Library ! Library Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 4pm Sunday Noon - 4pm Library Closed September 2nd -  Labor Day Quick Links Printable Events Calendar Digital Library  Catalog Online Tools and Research Donate Become a Member Chapter2Books  Monthly Book Sale  Friday, September 6th Saturday, September 7th Sunday, September 8th   480-488-2777 Open Daily Check out our listings on Amazon  or our website at Chapter2BooksAZ.com (and sign up for our eNewsletter) Fiction Book Club  Tuesday, September 10 (2nd Tuesday each mth) 10:am-Noon (everyone welcome) Discussion of: Midnight in Peking by Paul French. Click here for a complete book list.   Zinio Digital Newstand The world's largest digital newsstand is now available to Desert Foothills patrons. Enjoy 90 popular magazines online.  Visit our website to access Zinio.  Membership  Did you know that we are a community-funded library that depends on the support of individuals like you through memberships and donations? You'll enjoy additional benefits for becoming an annual member. Join now, for as little as $35 individual or $60 family!   Culture Pass     Now available at DFL   FAX Service   Donating Members: FREE!   Cardholders: Per Page: $1 local; $1.50 long distance (U.S. only)   Got an Event? Special event? A regularly scheduled meeting? The library offers the ideal venues. Conference and meeting rooms with audiovisual options, kitchen, furnished outdoor Terrace with Waterfall, kiva fireplace and spectacular mountain views, and other options. Click here for more information.   eScrip: Shop & Fund  the Library!  SIGN UP JUST ONCE ! You can help earn money for the library through the eScrip program. When you sign up, participating merchants (such as your local grocery store) contribute each time you make a purchase. Click on the eScrip image above to find out how. And, when you do,  click on the eScrip Dining  to discover a list of local restaurants where you  can dine and earn up to 5% for the library such  as at "Big Earl's Greasy Eats"   Passport?    The Library  is a  Passport Acceptance Facility Currently available on the following days: Tuesday , Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. Call 480-488-2286 Appointments recommended. Passport Books & Cards Photo Services Easy & Convenient Experienced Staff Regular or Expedited Services  freegal     for Free music downloads! ~~~~~~~~~~ Use your library card to download up to 3 music tracks each week to your computer -- free! DRM-free: once downloaded, they will not expire.  Follow the image above and click on the "Freegal" button on the right side of the page.    Jobseeker Resources   Computer Station w/ 2hr sessions FREE flash drive - save your resumes, etc. FREE ear buds - listen to online resources Special online jobseeker resources Ask at the front desk. Foodbank  Drop-off    The library is now partnering to feed the hungry in our community.   A drop-off collection container is located by the pillar, left of the front desk.   About Us  The Desert Foothills Library is a 501(c) 3  non-profit, public library.  We do not receive tax-based income, but rely solely on the memberships and donations of individuals, businesses, local towns, and organizations.   Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce Upcoming Schedule of Events   Events for the Week of   August 19 - August 25   Mission Statement- Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is committed to the growth of its members. Vision Statement - Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce is the premier resource for the vitality and growth of its members.                                                                                                                             Per E-blast or E-Newsletter RSVP to the POWER Lunch    TOMORROW - Tuesday, August 20   11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Topic: Getting the most out of LinkedIn and Twitter to Grow Your Business.   Learn POWER key points on how to grow your business using LinkedIn and Twitter. 

  LinkedIn You will learn to:   Showcase your business and personal expertise Lead Generation Merging your online and personal networking Secret Tips   Twitter You will learn to:   Find new customers Conversing not selling Engage your audience Presented by Loren Condron  Dotted & Crossed Marketing    The Cave Creek Tap Haus    6900 E Cave Creek Road, Cave Creek      $20 Registration (includes lunch and any additional material)    Networking and Lunch 11:30 - 12:15 p.m. Presentation at 12:15 p.m.  Please RSVP 480-488-3381    Come feel the POWER!!  Did YOU Know    We are going to be learning, at Tuesday's POWER Lunch, how Twitter can be used to grow our business.  This POWER Lunch will give us the opportunity to find out what the buzz is all about - What is a Tweet, how do you ReTweet, what does Favorite mean, How can this social media work for my business?  Join us at the POWER Lunch to learn these answers and much more.  Just to get you started, here are a few fun facts about Twitter that may amaze you!! #seeyoutuesday     1. The name of the social network was originally "Twttr," later changed to Twitter. 2. It took 3 years, 2 months and 1 day to get to the billionth tweet. 
3. Today it only takes one week for users to send a billion tweets. 
4. 10 tweets per second mention Starbucks. 
5. The average Twitter user has tweeted 307 times.

6. The 2012 election broke records with 31.7 million political tweets. Election Day was by far the most tweeted about event in US political history. 
7. 32% of all Internet users are using Twitter. 
8. 69% of follows on Twitter are suggested by friends. 
9. In 2012, almost 1 million accounts were added to Twitter every day.   10. The USA's 141.8 million accounts represent 27.4% of all Twitter users. 
11. 50% of Twitter users are using the social network via mobile. 
12. There were 13.7 million football-related tweets during the 2012 Super Bowl, 1 million of which appeared in the game's final 5 minutes. 
13. 64% of consumers have made a purchase decision based on social content. 
14. 91% of 18-34 year olds using social media are talking about brands. 
15. 60% of U.S. smartphone owners now visit their favorite social networking sites on a daily basis, up from 54% in 2011. 
16. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Katy Perry have more Twitter followers than the entire populations of Germany, Turkey, South Africa, Canada, Argentina and Egypt. 
17. The average Twitter user has 126 followers. 
18. The average business has 14,709 Twitter followers. 
19. There are more devices connected to the internet than there are people on the entire planet. 
20. 340 million tweets are sent each and every day. 
21. The most followed brand on Twitter is YouTube with 19 million followers. 
22. 60% of Twitter users are female. 
23. On average, Twitter users spend 21 minutes monthly on Twitter. 
24. 40% of registered Twitter users have never sent a single tweet. 
25. 92% of retweets are based on interesting content. 
26. Only 26% are due to the inclusion of "please RT!" in the tweet. 
27. Twitter is available in more than 25 languages, including right-to-left languages like Arabic, Farsi, Hebrew and Urdu. 
28. As of the end of 2012, Twitter has more than 200 million active users. 
29. Twitter is now worth more than $11 billion. 
30. 16% of customers use Facebook, Twitter and the other major social networks to interact with businesses.   Restaurant Specials This Week August 19 - August 25       Armando's Mexican Food -  Armando's distinguishes from other Mexican food restaurants because we only use the Highest Quality meats like Certified Angus meat without Hormones.Visit their website and see! Bakery Cafe at el Pedregal -  Our charming bistro and bakery located at  el Pedregal in North Scottsdale, just a short walk from the resort. This popular breakfast and lunch restaurant is inspired by classic patisseries and offers sandwiches on freshly baked breads, made-to-order salads, cookies and pastries.  This Wi-Fi café is a comfortable spot for a morning espresso and croissant; a healthy lunch; or just sipping a glass of wine. Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue - For the Adventurous eater - Try the Rootbeer Braised Pig Ear and Fried Green Tomato Sandwich while you still can!! Cafe Bink - Chef Amy's Classic Dish Returns. The Bolognese Is Back.  If you missed out before, don't miss out again! Chef Amy's Bolognese returns this Friday. Back by popular demand, the dish is topped with parmesan and served with savory garlic bread for $18.  Join Cafe Bink for dinner from 5- 9:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.     Carefree Station - Now through September 30, we'll be observing new summers hours. Monday through Friday, we'll only be open for happy hour and dinner. During the weekend, we'll now be serving Saturday and Sunday brunch, plus dinner.  Through the end of August we are offering a wide selection of wine, beer and spirits at half price! This special is available anywhere in the restaurant, every day, all day. That's right...outside, inside, brunch, dinner, anytime, anywhere!     Cartwright's Sonoran Ranch House - Join us August 28 for Arizona History Dinners with guest speaker Marshall Trimble and his entertaining stories about Arizona's Hard-Riding Heroes: From Pete Kitchen to Buckey O'Neill.  Live Music by Skip Reichert , prix fixe dinner - $55 per person.  Call 480-488-8031 for reservations, seats fill up fast. Cave Creek Smokehouse and Pour Shop Patio -  Wednesday is Reverse Happy Hour and Welcome to the Bull Riders!Also new on Wednesday - Free Foosball Tournament 7 p.m.;   Thursday is FREE Texas Hold'em; Sunday is NASCAR! Cellar 13 -  Try our 'Bronx' Flatbread! Toasty Foccacia, dressed with house-made roasted tomato-basil sauce, mushroom, green bell pepper, and mild Italian sausage; topped with melted mozzarella and Parmesan cheese! The English Rose Tea Room - Observing the English tradition of Afternoon Tea is our trademark. We offer an extensive menu of authentic foods served with loose leaf teas. From a simple scone with Devonshire cream to the Duchess of Bedford's Formal Afternoon Tea, there is something for every discerning Tea Lover's palate. Giordano's Trattoria Romana - Giordano's Early Bird Special  - Now through August 31st from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.  $20 all inclusive--Glass of House Chianti or Chardonnay, Giordano's House Salad and choice of entree from a selected menu.Call for reservations 480-595-0233.      Harold's Corral -   Happy Hour Monday - Friday 2:00 p.m. - 6 p.m.  Drink Specials, Food Specials and half off appetizers.  Reverse Happy Hour Monday - Thursday 9:00 p.m. - Midnight! Live music Thursday, Friday and Saturday night!  Free Dance lessons on Friday at 7:30 p.m. - Get your tickets now for the Hawaiian Luau on September 1st!   Horny Toad - Monday - all you can eat Beef Ribs $16.99.  Friday - all you can eat Fish Fry for only $14.95!! LIVE MUSIC by Hat Man Dan and the Creekers - Friday and Saturday 6 - 10 p.m. and Sunday 1 - 5 p.m. Hogs N Horses - Watch for future posts - Opening Soon!! Indian Village - Enjoy Fresh Hot Indian Fry Bread while checking out all of the native souvenirs.   Lariat - Resuming on Sept 26, Burger Special on Thursdays for only $12.95 per person! Enjoy a signature burger served with french fires and a frosty drat for domestic beer or glass of house wine. Also on Sept 28,  for $16.95 enjoy their Prime Rib Special, Every Saturday evening enjoy a savory 8 oz slice of prime rib accompanied by a backed potato and chef's choice of fresh vegetables.  First Friday of the Month, October 4, for $32.95 their legendary Seafood Buffet offering an array of fresh, chilled seafood and a variety of seafood entrees. Palo Verde at the Boulders -Join us this summer and try our new all-American menus! Experience traditional American fare, such as succulent burgers and salads, great sandwiches, grilled steaks and seafood. Enjoy in a relaxed atmosphere the panoramic views of the Sonoran desert and the  6th fairway of the award-winning South Course. Enjoy our daily breakfast, weekend brunch and nightly dinners. Papa John's - Will be open soon - August 20!! They are Located at 4815 E Carefree Hwy.  Stop by and welcome our new member!! Saddlecreek Coffee Co - Watch for updates on the Grand Opening in Sept!!   Spotted Donkey at el Pedregal - Fresh, lively, and energetic, the Spotted Donkey Cantina embraces Arizona's southwestern influences with "cantina-style" dishes and western flavors in a relaxing atmosphere. The restaurant also features its own proprietary double-barreled Herradura Tequila Reposado.  Features of the month Fish and Shrimp Tostadas and Veruca Salt.  For reservations, check us out on OpenTable.com Tap Haus -Monday: Meatloaf Monday-The BEST Meatloaf in Town $13.99 Tuesday: Taco Tuesday, 5 Tacos for $13.99 Wednesday:  A.Y.C.E Pasta Night! $13.99 Thursday: Best Prime Rib in Town $16.99 Friday: A.Y.C.E Fish Fry; Live Music by Sal & The Strayhounds 8pm-12am Saturday: Smoked Rib Night; Full $18.00, Half $14.00. Live Music 8pm-12am Sunday: Sports All Day      The Grotto Cafe - Start your day off with a Red Truck Bagel Sandwich which comes with your Choice of Bagel with Scrambled Egg, Cheddar Cheese and
Choice of Applewood Bacon, Chorizo, Chicken Apple Sausage, or Avocado. Served with Fresh Fruit.    Tonto Bar and Grill -  Join us from 3-6 p.m. daily in the bar for happy hour. Enjoy $1 off draft beers, $8 well martinis, $5 well cocktails and featured wines, $6 Tontoritas and $5 appetizer specials.  Call 480-488-0698 for reservations      Venues Cafe - If you haven't been in, come check it out!  100 days of Summer. We have a new Happy Hour from 2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m Everyday! Prices starting at $2. Try our new frozen margaritas or our frozen fresh blueberry/strawberry daiquiris.  Don't forget buffet breakfast $9.95 on Saturday. Vino 100 - 100 great wines for $25 or less.  Friday 23th, Live music with Mike Parker from 7 -9 p.m.,  Saturday 24th live music by d'Averill  from 7 - 9 p.m.  Our First Ca$h Mob Here are some pictures from our first Chamber Ca$h Mob.  Laura McCormick, owner of Vino 100, posted this on Facebook: Wow! What a night. Thank you all sooooo much. This is what a chamber is all about. Talking the talk and walking the walk. Can't wait for the next "mob". I am totally there. Thank you again everyone.    Even if you only have 15 minutes, our Chamber Ca$h Mobs are a great way to show your support of local businesses!  Watch for future Mobs!! Advertise  Things To Do August 19 - August 25 POWER Lunch - Tuesday August 20  - Learn how to use Twitter and LinkedIn to promote your business - See Attached Flyer.    Cards & Board Games Social at the Desert Foothills Library - Tuesday August 20 - Bring your friends, or come and make new friends! Join us for some fun, and play a variety of board games and cards - we have lots to choose from here, including cards, Scrabble, chess, checkers, backgammon, Trivial Pursuit, Cribbage, Yahtzee and more - or bring a game to share! Feel free to bring your own refreshments; coffee will be available for purchase. No registration required - walk-ins welcome! 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.   Full Moon Hike at Spur Cross - Wednesday August 21 - The conservation area is a different experience when seen softly illuminated by the silver moon. While we will attempt to minimize the use of flashlights, bring one in case you need it. 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Hidden Talent Art Classes at Saddle Up Gallery - Wednesday August 21 - Check out the website to sign up for a future class. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Carefree Farmers' Market - Friday August 23- The reduced vendors present during the summer are 2 fresh vegetable vendors, a Range-fed meats vendor, and a wild honey vendor.  Also during the summers hours the market is held under the awnings of the Amphitheater Stage at the Carefree Desert Gardens instead of under the Sundial. 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Cruise-In at Venues Cafe - Saturday August 24 - Breakfast Buffet and Hot Rods!  Buffet to include scrambled eggs and scrambled eggs with cheese, bacon, sausage, toast, potatoes and fresh fruit along with bottomless coffee for $9.95. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Life along the Creek at  Spur Cross - Saturday August 24 -This event will be at Join interpretive ranger Kevin Smith as we look at the plants and animals that live in the riparian area along Cave Creek. The hike will take us through the Jewel of the Creek and along the lower section of the Dragonfly Trail for a distance of approximately 1.5 miles. Some rock-hopping may be required. Bring plenty of water. 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Creatures of the Night Hike at Cave Creek Regional Park - Saturday August 24 -Diurnal, Crepuscular, Nocturnal. What does it all mean? Come on out to the Nature Center and Ranger Mark will explain as we venture out into the desert, at night! Bring a flashlight, sturdy footwear, plenty of water and a camera! BONUS! Bring a "blacklight" to spot scorpions! DOUBLE BONUS!! The moon will be FULL!!  7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.     For more information regarding these or any other events of the area visit www.carefreecavecreek.org Specials  Valerie's Furniture & Accents - Design Your Own Burton James Sectional, Love seat, Sofa, Chair or Ottoman and take advantage of our limited time offer of 15% off For the Month of August!   Enjoy your own handcrafted, American Made, custom treasure from Burton James a quality company that Valerie's Furniture has used since opening their doors 25 years ago!  StudioC a BeautyLounge - Join StudioC in welcoming two new staff members.  Audra - Stylist and Tory - Esthetician.  Book with Tory or Audra and receive 20% off your service. Offers good thru Sept 30th. Yoga Breeze - Hot August Specials!!! Message - We hope that you will take advantage of the rates below and make massage therapy a regularly scheduled part of your self-care routine.   60 minutes  $50 (Reg. $75)   90 minutes  $75 (Reg. $95) Buy a series:   Purchase 5 1-hr sessions, receive the 6th free $250 ($200 svgs)   Purchase 5 1.5-hr sessions, receive 6th free $375 ($195 svgs)   (Must be purchased in August)   Boutique - Come in and enjoy some Retail Therapy! For the month of August, we are offering 25% off of select boutique items - including clothes, candles and accessories. Membership - Sign-up for a one-year membership in August, the first month will be half off - just $49.50 - for unlimited yoga!  Members can attend all wall and specialty classes for no additional fees.  You also receive discounts on workshops and massages.  All class packages purchased in August will be 10% off.  As always, first time valley residents enjoy your first class free.     Rubbish Works -Happy 3rd Anniversary Special -  $30.00 off any Size load -   Visit www.rubbishworks.com/phoenix or call 480-545-1220 and mention promo code 3YEARPHX when scheduling.     Cave Creek/Carefree Curves - Free memberships to new members for August so come in for a Free Fitness Assessment and get started. Call today 480-437-1088.     National Bank of Arizona - Offering solutions for the small businesses like ANYTIME REMOTE DEPOSIT EXPRESS -  if you deposit fewer than 25 checks a day or SMALL BUSINESS DIRECT DEPOSIT - if you wish to offer direct deposit of payroll at a low monthly fee or MERCHANT SERVICES - accept credit or debit cards in person, by phone or through your company's website.  Call Jennifer McGirr with any questions 480-595-2897.    Waldorf Astoria Spa at the Boulders -Mid-Week Meltaway $99 Enjoy a 50 Minute Signature massage or Signature Facial Monday through Thursday. Waldorf Astoria Signature Massage - This unique therapy may be tailored exclusively to you to concentrate the therapist's efforts in especially taut regions. 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