Friday, February 27, 2009
Couple accused in bingo marker fight
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Jan. 16 (UPI) -- Police said they arrested a Springfield, Ill., couple after they allegedly attacked one another with a bingo marker.
Investigators said Chyrl Miller, 22, arrived home after playing bingo at about 10:20 p.m. Monday to find the front door locked with two deadbolts, the Springfield State Journal-Register reported Friday.
Miller was only able to open one of the deadbolts and began kicking the door and shouting for Jerry Pitts, 23, who was sitting on the couch inside, to come and let her in, police said.
Pitts told officers he asked Miller why she was kicking the door, prompting her to hit him with her purse and throw a bingo marker at him. The man said he picked up the bingo marker and threw it back at her before she fled to a neighbor's house to call police.
Miller gave police a similar account, but told officers Pitts was the first to throw the bingo marker when her back was turned. She said she incurred a small welt on her shoulder from the marker and police said Pitts had minor redness on his arm when they arrived at the scene.
Police said the suspects were arrested on suspicion of battering each other and were taken to the Sangamon County Jail.
Investigators said Chyrl Miller, 22, arrived home after playing bingo at about 10:20 p.m. Monday to find the front door locked with two deadbolts, the Springfield State Journal-Register reported Friday.
Miller was only able to open one of the deadbolts and began kicking the door and shouting for Jerry Pitts, 23, who was sitting on the couch inside, to come and let her in, police said.
Pitts told officers he asked Miller why she was kicking the door, prompting her to hit him with her purse and throw a bingo marker at him. The man said he picked up the bingo marker and threw it back at her before she fled to a neighbor's house to call police.
Miller gave police a similar account, but told officers Pitts was the first to throw the bingo marker when her back was turned. She said she incurred a small welt on her shoulder from the marker and police said Pitts had minor redness on his arm when they arrived at the scene.
Police said the suspects were arrested on suspicion of battering each other and were taken to the Sangamon County Jail.
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Families laughed together
Family bingo night at the Corral de Tierra Country Club attracts a crowd.
The only noises heard from the far end of Corral de Tierra Country Club the evening of Feb. 19 were soft murmurs of "yessss" or "awwww, nope," the rolling of plastic balls inside the spinning cage, and people munching on salty popcorn and nuts. It was family bingo night again at the club.
The event attracted more than 30 people, of all ages ranging from those who recently learned their numbers, to those who helped teach them those digits. Married couples enjoyed the game with glasses of wine, while families laughed together, sipping on lemonade.
Madison Chapman was the first winner of the night on the large X game, covering her card with two diagonal lines forming a X. She was awarded a grab bag of items, including a pencil, bubbles, and candy.
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The event attracted more than 30 people, of all ages ranging from those who recently learned their numbers, to those who helped teach them those digits. Married couples enjoyed the game with glasses of wine, while families laughed together, sipping on lemonade.
Madison Chapman was the first winner of the night on the large X game, covering her card with two diagonal lines forming a X. She was awarded a grab bag of items, including a pencil, bubbles, and candy.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Can you say strange?
Charity bingo nights canceled
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Charity bingo nights canceled
24 February 2009
A SERIES of bingo nights to raise funds for a Broadland village have been cancelled after a resident wrongly called into question the legality of the meetings.
Over the last year about £800 has been raised for good causes in Catfield from the bingo nights in the village hall.
But the nights have been cancelled for the foreseeable future after a complaint was received claiming that allowing people to bring their own drinks and receive cash prizes breached North Norfolk District Council licensing rules.
Even though the council says the bingo nights are perfectly legitimate, the erroneous complaint has caused the organiser to stop running the nights because she feels upset that despite her good intentions someone has complained about them. Mandy Hubbard said she felt hurt over the accusations of unlicensed activities and was unsure if anyone else would take over running the nights.
Up to 30 people have attended the bingo nights, with money raised going towards the village school, WI and Kittens pre-school group.
Charity bingo nights canceled
24 February 2009
A SERIES of bingo nights to raise funds for a Broadland village have been cancelled after a resident wrongly called into question the legality of the meetings.
Over the last year about £800 has been raised for good causes in Catfield from the bingo nights in the village hall.
But the nights have been cancelled for the foreseeable future after a complaint was received claiming that allowing people to bring their own drinks and receive cash prizes breached North Norfolk District Council licensing rules.
Even though the council says the bingo nights are perfectly legitimate, the erroneous complaint has caused the organiser to stop running the nights because she feels upset that despite her good intentions someone has complained about them. Mandy Hubbard said she felt hurt over the accusations of unlicensed activities and was unsure if anyone else would take over running the nights.
Up to 30 people have attended the bingo nights, with money raised going towards the village school, WI and Kittens pre-school group.
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Monday, February 23, 2009
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With recipes, and the pictures are wonderful. The confessions section and the homeschooling section are my favorites so far.
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With recipes, and the pictures are wonderful. The confessions section and the homeschooling section are my favorites so far.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Electronic health records systems now
Hospitals and physicians should begin planning the rollout of electronic health records systems now to gain maximum financial incentives under the federal economic stimulus package. That’s the advice of H. Stephen Lieber, president and CEO of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society, Chicago.
In a Web seminar Feb. 18, Lieber acknowledged that many of the details of the package, signed into law by President Obama Feb. 17, still need to be worked out. That includes the complete definition of a “meaningful electronic health record” that qualifies hospitals and physicians for a total of $17.2 billion worth of incentive payments from Medicare and Medicaid over a five-year period. Nevertheless, he said providers and software vendors can’t afford to wait for all the details to be ironed out before moving forward with automation projects. That’s because to gain the maximum amount of Medicare and Medicaid incentives, providers must have a qualifying records system in place by 2011.
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In a Web seminar Feb. 18, Lieber acknowledged that many of the details of the package, signed into law by President Obama Feb. 17, still need to be worked out. That includes the complete definition of a “meaningful electronic health record” that qualifies hospitals and physicians for a total of $17.2 billion worth of incentive payments from Medicare and Medicaid over a five-year period. Nevertheless, he said providers and software vendors can’t afford to wait for all the details to be ironed out before moving forward with automation projects. That’s because to gain the maximum amount of Medicare and Medicaid incentives, providers must have a qualifying records system in place by 2011.
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Grizzlies reveal 'fancy footwork'
They may look slow and clumsy, but underwater cameras have revealed that grizzly bears can perform some fancy footwork when a meal is on the cards.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Two Seniors Centers Join for bingo!
There were several new faces — friendly ones, at that — seated at a Conneaut bingo table Monday afternoon.
Members of the Ashtabula and Conneaut senior centers used the Presidents Day holiday to pay a visit to the Inn-Conneaut Health and Rehabilitation Center, visiting with the residents. Forty-five members — 25 from Ashtabula and 20 from Conneaut — arrived in time for lunch and later toured the facility and played a few cards of bingo.
The visit was very therapeutic for the residents, said Suzanne Ales, Inn-Conneaut’s marketing director.
Members of the Ashtabula and Conneaut senior centers used the Presidents Day holiday to pay a visit to the Inn-Conneaut Health and Rehabilitation Center, visiting with the residents. Forty-five members — 25 from Ashtabula and 20 from Conneaut — arrived in time for lunch and later toured the facility and played a few cards of bingo.
The visit was very therapeutic for the residents, said Suzanne Ales, Inn-Conneaut’s marketing director.
Labels: bingo news
Friday, February 13, 2009
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A relaxation of US online gambling?
http://www.bingonews.com/2016/internet-bingo-a-hot-topic-at-bingo-world-2009/
Internet bingo a hot topic at Bingo World 2009
Posted by Debbie Archer on Bingo News on 13 February 2009
Delegates at Bingo World 2009 will have a whole morning of sessions about Bingo and the Internet as the US bingo industry works out how the online world will impact their business.. companies clearly anticipate the relaxation of US online gambling legislation and the potential for huge growth in online bingo in the north American market place.
Internet bingo a hot topic at Bingo World 2009
Posted by Debbie Archer on Bingo News on 13 February 2009
Delegates at Bingo World 2009 will have a whole morning of sessions about Bingo and the Internet as the US bingo industry works out how the online world will impact their business.. companies clearly anticipate the relaxation of US online gambling legislation and the potential for huge growth in online bingo in the north American market place.
Labels: bingo news
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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Charity bingo is steady in SC
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Littlefield Corp. closes on purchase of South Carolina halls Littlefield runs charitable bingo halls in four states through its subsidiaries. More than 100 charities conduct bingo in the facilities operated by Littlefield Corp., and last year they raised $3.7 million for various causes.
Littlefield Corp. closes on purchase of South Carolina halls Littlefield runs charitable bingo halls in four states through its subsidiaries. More than 100 charities conduct bingo in the facilities operated by Littlefield Corp., and last year they raised $3.7 million for various causes.
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Kansas reject bingo prize hike
http://cjonline.com/stories/021109/bre_bingo.shtml
A Senate committee rejected legislation today that would have raised bingo prize limits in Kansas.
The bill voted down by the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee was proposed by bingo operators from around the state, but criticized by veterans groups who fear higher stakes would weaken interest in their bingo events.
A Senate committee rejected legislation today that would have raised bingo prize limits in Kansas.
The bill voted down by the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee was proposed by bingo operators from around the state, but criticized by veterans groups who fear higher stakes would weaken interest in their bingo events.
Labels: bingo news
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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Charity bingo exempt from smoking ban
Charity celebrates bingo exemption from smoking ban
The Boys and Girls Club of Killeen is celebrating that local charity bingo halls will be exempt from the proposed smoking ban, regardless of whether or not the ban passes.
It's two statistics that had John Anderson, Director of Enterprises of the Boys and Girls Club, worried if these bingo halls fell under the ban.
* Revenue from charity bingo halls make up over 90% of the Boys and Girls Club.
* 70% of customers at Killeen charity bingo halls are smokers.
According to Anderson, that's a recipe for disaster. "If Killeen passed the ban then the patrons could go just a few minutes and a few miles either east or west. We knew there would be a significant loss of revenue and a significant loss of these charitable contributions."
The Boys and Girls Club of Killeen is celebrating that local charity bingo halls will be exempt from the proposed smoking ban, regardless of whether or not the ban passes.
It's two statistics that had John Anderson, Director of Enterprises of the Boys and Girls Club, worried if these bingo halls fell under the ban.
* Revenue from charity bingo halls make up over 90% of the Boys and Girls Club.
* 70% of customers at Killeen charity bingo halls are smokers.
According to Anderson, that's a recipe for disaster. "If Killeen passed the ban then the patrons could go just a few minutes and a few miles either east or west. We knew there would be a significant loss of revenue and a significant loss of these charitable contributions."
It’s Book Bingo at the library
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Join Natalie Marsh playing Book Bingo.
No need to read. Children will easily recognize the pictures of their favorite book characters.
Join Natalie Marsh playing Book Bingo.
No need to read. Children will easily recognize the pictures of their favorite book characters.
Chick-fil-A hosts bingo
http://nwanews.com/bcdr/News/70600/
At 9 a.m. sharp every Tuesday, senior citizens take over the left side of Chick-fil-A.
As they step off the bus that brings them or climb out of their cars, their excitement grows. It is a day to win, a day to mark a series of numbers and letters with a red rubber stamp, a day to drink coffee with friends and a day to shout out "bingo" if they are lucky.
At 9 a.m. sharp every Tuesday, senior citizens take over the left side of Chick-fil-A.
As they step off the bus that brings them or climb out of their cars, their excitement grows. It is a day to win, a day to mark a series of numbers and letters with a red rubber stamp, a day to drink coffee with friends and a day to shout out "bingo" if they are lucky.
Chick-fil-A hosts bingo
http://nwanews.com/bcdr/News/70600/
At 9 a.m. sharp every Tuesday, senior citizens take over the left side of Chick-fil-A.
As they step off the bus that brings them or climb out of their cars, their excitement grows. It is a day to win, a day to mark a series of numbers and letters with a red rubber stamp, a day to drink coffee with friends and a day to shout out "bingo" if they are lucky.
At 9 a.m. sharp every Tuesday, senior citizens take over the left side of Chick-fil-A.
As they step off the bus that brings them or climb out of their cars, their excitement grows. It is a day to win, a day to mark a series of numbers and letters with a red rubber stamp, a day to drink coffee with friends and a day to shout out "bingo" if they are lucky.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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My Travel Bingo game works just like regular Bingo, but with words you may see while traveling. Print out all 4 cards (you may want to print several copies). Take them with you on your next trip and mark off the words on your card as you see them. Whoever gets 5 across, down or diagonally first, wins. Have fun!
My Travel Bingo game works just like regular Bingo, but with words you may see while traveling. Print out all 4 cards (you may want to print several copies). Take them with you on your next trip and mark off the words on your card as you see them. Whoever gets 5 across, down or diagonally first, wins. Have fun!
Monday, February 09, 2009
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Win: Whale Wars two-disc DVD set Prepare to surrender the booty to the eco-pirates: The Sea Shepherd Society which has used many aggressive means in its efforts to stop whale-hunting ships, including a capsizing, a hostage situation, and an alleged shooting, risking their lives to battle for what they believe in. details?
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Bulldog Beauty Contest
The Bulldog Beauty Contest is so wrong on so many levels. Sure, the scholarship money is a compelling reason for a bulldog to enter a beauty contest, but the award is given strictly based on looks and what kind of message does that send to young girl bulldogs? http://www.laweekly.com/events/the-bulldog-beauty-contest-463013/
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Fire departments hot over smoking ban
Smoking Ban Exclusion?
Volunteer fire departments are hurting from the state smoking ban, which has driven players away from the bingo games that raise cash for training firefighters and paying bills, representatives of seven Western Pennsylvania departments said Sunday.
They want all volunteer fire department fundraising activities to be excluded from the smoking ban, which took effect Sept. 11.
Volunteer fire departments are hurting from the state smoking ban, which has driven players away from the bingo games that raise cash for training firefighters and paying bills, representatives of seven Western Pennsylvania departments said Sunday.
They want all volunteer fire department fundraising activities to be excluded from the smoking ban, which took effect Sept. 11.
Arkansas Lawmakers to Look at Zero Tax for Bingo Cards
Charity bingo operators are looking for more than just a free space on each game card.
A bill coming before a House committee this week would eliminate the penny excise tax levied on each bingo card, a change that the operators have lobbied for since lawmakers approved the tax two years ago.
A bill coming before a House committee this week would eliminate the penny excise tax levied on each bingo card, a change that the operators have lobbied for since lawmakers approved the tax two years ago.
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Friday, February 06, 2009
Bad Weather No Deterrent To Bingo Players
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In Green Park, senior adults look over their bingo cards during a free event held at the Green Park Senior Living Community. Despite the gloomy weather seniors didn't let a little snow stop them from going to play bingo. "It was so much fun; I hope they have this event monthly!" said bingo player Laura.
In Green Park, senior adults look over their bingo cards during a free event held at the Green Park Senior Living Community. Despite the gloomy weather seniors didn't let a little snow stop them from going to play bingo. "It was so much fun; I hope they have this event monthly!" said bingo player Laura.
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
15 arrested in Turkey for charity bingo night
Voices Newspaper Altinkum Didim Turkey - Numbers up as police bust bingo Brits!
Fifteen residents, suspected of playing the bingo game, were taken to Altinkum police station and asked to sign a number of forms. After a number of hours, six were fined 125 YTL each, while others were allowed to go free.
Chief of Didim Police Akalınlı added that Pyramid Bar had not been fined but would be closed down for a number of days.
The atmosphere back at the Pyrmaid Bar was one of anger as the night had been planned in honour of Mrs Myrescough who has raised thousands of pounds for charity back in the UK.
She underwent emergency surgery in Turkey and faces the prospect of expensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The charity night had been organized to help cover her medical costs.
Fifteen residents, suspected of playing the bingo game, were taken to Altinkum police station and asked to sign a number of forms. After a number of hours, six were fined 125 YTL each, while others were allowed to go free.
Chief of Didim Police Akalınlı added that Pyramid Bar had not been fined but would be closed down for a number of days.
The atmosphere back at the Pyrmaid Bar was one of anger as the night had been planned in honour of Mrs Myrescough who has raised thousands of pounds for charity back in the UK.
She underwent emergency surgery in Turkey and faces the prospect of expensive chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The charity night had been organized to help cover her medical costs.
