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Tuesday, February 9

If you're interested in the three places to go vintage chic featured in Kim's story, visit http://swinkstylebar.com/, http://www.prettyparlor.com/, and http://www.robroyseattle.com/.

Want to get married on a budget? Rev. Zady Evans says she still has openings for Valentine's Day. Just give her a call: Enchanted Chapel at 206-244-6200. It's $50! Not a bad deal!

Cirque du Soleil is back in Seattle with its latest touring production KOOZA! KOOZA opens June 3 under the blue-and-yellow Grand Chapiteau at King County’s Marymoor Park. Tickets are now on sale, call 1-800 450-1480 or buy online at http://www.cirquedusoleil.com/

The Molly Hightower Haiti Benefit Show: 22-year-old Molly Hightower of Port Orchard died in Haiti's recent earthquake while working for Friends of the Orphans. KIRO Radio’s Ron and Don along with The Crocodile have organized a benefit concert in her honor, with all proceeds going to Friends of the Orphans. For more information on the show visit http://www.mynorthwest.com/?nid=110 or http://thecrocodile.com/index.html

Monday, February 8

The weekday flying trapeze class is 2 hours and costs $42. If you'd like to try everything they offer, there's a "circus taster" class on February 20 for $70. For more info, log on to http://emeraldcitytrapeze.com/.

Melissa says that pure romance is a lucrative business. Consultants can easily make anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 a month selling products. If you'd like more information or want to host a party at your house, go to http://www.pureromance.com.

For more information on Home for the Games, visit http://www.homeforthegames.com/

Friday, February 5

For more information on Olympic Physical Therapy visit http://www.olympicpt.com/

Thursday, February 4

Tonight’s show was hosted from the Northwest Flower and Garden Show. For more information, visit http://www.gardenshow.com/

Tomorrow is National Wear Red Day. By putting on that red dress, tie, shirt or even red shoes you raise awareness that heart disease is largely preventable! There are many "wear red" events happening tomorrow. Visit http://www.pugetsoundgoesred.org for details.

For more information on cupcakes, go to www.cupcakeroyale.com, www.theyellowleafcupcake.com, and www.trophycupcakes.com.

Drink and food in the same container? Try them out yourself, visit http://www.tulio.com

Wednesday, February 3

We hosted the show from the Reptile Man's Serpentarium in Monroe. For more information visit http://www.reptileman.com/home.html.

Dr. Rich takes the teeth-flossing campaign so seriously, he's legally changing his middle name from Edward to Flossmore. Find out more at http://www.flossacrossamerica.org/

The Northwest Flower & Garden Show runs Feb. 3-7 at the Washington Convention Center in Seattle. For information, go to http://www.gardenshow.com/.

Tuesday, February 2

Tonight we hosted from Food Lifeline in Shoreline. If you’d like to participate in the Biggest Loser Pound for Pound Challenge visit, go to http://www.pfpchallenge.com/.

Food Lifeline fed 675,000 people in our community last year and more than a third of those are children. That's why Food Lifeline is teaming up with the "Biggest Loser" for the pound-for-pound challenge. For every dollar, Food Lifeline creates four meals. That means if you go to the Web site and pledge to lose 15 pounds, Food Lifeline can feed a hearty meal to eight people. For more information, go to www.foodlifeline.org.

For tickets to see the Pacific Northwest Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty, visit http://www.pnb.org.

Monday, February 1

To find out more about the CrossFit craze, go to http://www.gravityjanes.com/, http://www.crossfitseattle.com/, and http://www.crossfit.com/.

Learn more about Australian Labradoodles at http://www.laa.org.au/ and Washington Labradoodles at http://www.washingtonlabradoodles.com/.

Friday, January 29

Tonight’s show was hosted from the Seattle Boat Show. The show runs January 29 through February 6. For tickets visit http://www.seattleboatshow.com/.

Find more information about "Just Yell Fire" at http://www.justyellfire.com/

Go to http://www.got-noise.com/ to watch the Usher music video and vote for Rose Gunson's "Team B."

Thurdsay, January 28

Tonight’s show was hosted from the Washington Sportsmen’s Show. For ticket information visit http://otshows.com/shows/wss/.

Follow Apolo Ohno at http://www.followapolo.com/

Digital Kitchen is busier than ever. Check it out at http://www.d-kitchen.com/#.

Warren MacDonald makes a living out of motivations speaking around the world. Learn more at http://www.warren-macdonald.com/.

Tom Knapp holds two world records for his shooting. He is currently hosting "Benelli's American Safari." You can check it out on the Outdoor Channel. For more information go to http://www.tomknapp.net.

Tuesday, January 26

Mentors will gather this weekend at the Seattle Center for the Guiding Lights Weekend Conference on Jan. 29 & 30. To find out more, go to http://www.guidinglightsnetwork.com/.

To learn more about the Total Experience Choir, log on to http://www.totalexperiencegospelchoir.org/.

Many top athletes have used hypnosis to reach the top of their sport. For more information on Sports Hypnotherapy, go to http://www.sportshypnosiswest.com/.

Check out Mike's Chili Parlor at http://www.mikeschiliparlor.com/.

Monday, January 25

Tonight we hosted the show from Theo Chocolates in Fremont. For more information about their chocolate and how you can purchase bars to help Haiti, visit http://www.theochocolate.com/.

For more information on Care or to donate directly, visit http://www.care.org/.

To plan your own Hawaiian adventure, visit http://www.gohawaii.com/perfect/index_blitz.php.

To date there are more than 70 designs of shoes and Sandy has sold Robeez to the Stride Rite company. To get your hands on a pair, visit http://www.robeez.com.

Alaska Airlines is also following Apolo. For more photos, interviews, and fan activities, visit http://www.followapolo.com/.

To find out more about skin artist Ariana Page Russell, log on to http://www.arianapagerussell.com/.

Friday, January 22

If you would like to check out Cruisin the Fossil Freeway or the 25th Annual Artifact ID day, visit  http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum

Curators specializing in anthropology, geology, and zoology will all be at the Burke Museum, Saturday January 22 from 1pm to 4pm. There is a limit of 3 items per visitor; Artifact Day is included with museum admission.

Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia: http://www.artificialreef.bc.ca/

Island Dive: http://www.island-dive.com

49th Parallel Dive Charters: http://www.divemaster.ca/

The Stand-up Economist - If you like Yoram's educational sense of humor, you might want to check out his new book released just this week. It's a cartoon book about economics. If you want to catch the live show, he's at the Comedy Underground most Tuesday nights.

For more ways to shave some dollars off you bills, visit http://your.kingcounty.gov/solidwaste/ecoconsumer/about-us.asp

Tonight's show was hosted from the Seattle Musical Theater on Sand Point Way. If you'd like to see Pat and Patty Cashman in a one night only performance of "Love Letters" to benefit Seattle Musical Theatre this Saturday, visit http://seattlemusicaltheatre.org/

Henry Kapono “The Wild Hawaiian” is playing at the Triple Door on Tuesday January 26th, at 7PM and 8:30PM.  For more information visit http://www.thetripledoor.net/ or http://www.myspace.com/henrykaponothewildhawaiian

Fight the Fear Web site: http://www.fightthefearcampaign.com
 
International Smile Power Web site: http://www.smilepower.org 

Wednesday, January 20

Tonight's show was hosted at the Imagine Children’s Museum in Everett. For more information visit http://www.imaginecm.org/

The Guiding Lights Weekend Conference will be held January 29 and 30 at the Seattle Center. To find out more information about the Guiding Lights Network, go to http://www.guidinglightsnetwork.com
 
For tips to perfect your screams go to http://www.theartofscreaming.com/, or to find out more about the woman behind the screams visit http://www.susanmcarr.com/

 If you’d like to hear what Zak’s learned, check out his band’s website, http://www.theatomicoutlaws.com/ 

Tuesday, January 19

Birds of Prey Northwest
P.O. Box 3507
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83816
1-208-245-1367

The Chesterfield Ghost Town is not far from Pocatello, Idaho. Tours are available in the spring and summer. For reservations go to http://chesterfieldfoundation.org/

Bastyr University Web site -  http://www.bastyr.edu/about/map.asp 

Friday, January 15

John Morrison opens his garden railway to tours a couple times a year, usually connected to Model Railroad Association events. For more information about garden railroading, go to www.gardentrains.org.

The 36th annual Model Railroad Show at the Pacific Science Center takes place January 16-18, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. To find out more, go to http://www.pacsci.org/railroad/.

For our story on I-5 roadside attractions, we got many of our ideas from the guide book "Washington Curiosities" by Seattle author Harriet Baskas.

Thursday, January 14

This weekend's Twilight convention is a three-day event that starts Friday, January 15. Fans get to meet and greet some stars from the wolf pack and there will be lots of Twilight stuff to buy. Basically, it's one big vampire and werewolf lovefest at the Westin Hotel in downtown Seattle. Tickets for the convention are available at the door.

The Guiding Lights Weekend Conference will bring some of the most inspiring people together to share their stories and experiences of being a mentor. The goal is to empower attendees with the tools to make a positive difference in the lives of others. It will be held January 29 and 30 at the Seattle Center. To find out more information about the Austin Foundation, log on to http://www.youthandfitness.org/ or log on to the Guiding Lights Network at www.guidinglightsnetwork.com.

Chief Labi's first job in America was working at the front desk at a local hotel, but he didn't mind at all. He says being a chief is all about humility. Find out more at http://ladbel.webnode.com/about-us/.

Wednesday, January 13

We hosted the show from the Stimson-Green Mansion, http://www.stimsongreen.com/.

For more information on living the best life, go to www.thebestlife.com

Margot Knight has a new collection called "Underphotos" – pictures reflected off glass. Find out more at http://margotknight.com/home.html.

The Society of Camera Operators awarded Clay Lacy a "Cammy" award for lifetime achievement. More information at www.claylacy.com

Tuesday, January 12

To find out more information about Banya, the urban spa and health facility, go to http://banya5.com/.

Sheila's classes are taught nationwide. For those of you looking for a little more modesty, you can also learn the moves at home. To learn more about Sheila Kelley and the S Factor, log on to http://www.sfactor.com/.

Erika Langley is documenting the shipwreck at Washaway Beach. To see more of Erika Langley's photography, go to http://www.erikalangley.com/. To see more photos of Washaway Beach, log on to http://washawaybeach.com/.

The OPR Coastal Primate Sanctuary in Longview is a nonprofit, supported by private donations. Georgie, Ernie, Jobi and the rest of them appreciate any bananas that come their way. Find out more at http://www.oregonprimaterescue.com/.

Xanadu is at the Paramount Theatre January 19-24. If you aren’t one of our lucky Xandu winners, you can buy your own tickets at http://www.broadwayacrossamerica.com/Seattle.

Monday, January 11

If you would like to get involved with the Get a Day, Get a Disney Day program, you can register at: disneyparks.disney.go.com.

For more information on movie tour on Kauai, log on to www.hawaiimovietour.com.

Check out the Velveteria at http://velveteria.com/.

The Pink Polka Dots Guild is going strong. To find out more, go to http://www.pinkpolkadotsguild.net/.