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Events This Weekend in Prescott Valley, Prescott, Chino Valley, and Beyond May 14th, 15th, and 16th – Signals AZ

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5:00 pm-7:00 pm Rafter Eleven at 2985 Centre Ct B in Prescott Valley offers a happy hour special every Friday between 5 pm and 7 pm. Appetizers served each night! MORE

8:00 pm-11:00 pm Come sing and dance with us every Friday night. The kitchen is open all night so bring your friends and enjoy this awesome experience. MORE

8:00 am The James Family Prescott YMCA is organizing the Inaugural Mtn Valley Family 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament for Saturday, May 15 at Mountain Valley Park! MORE

9:00 am-2:00 pm Bring in the kiddos & enjoy a morning out. We will provide lunch & dessert, an ocean slime craft, gym play, water play, and a movie if you stay later! (Finding Dory!) MORE

9:00 am-4:00 pm Did you miss last years clinic? The Horse Lords are returning!Instructors are former Tempe Mounted Police Officers with years of experience to share with you! MORE

10:00 am-11:00 am Located at the former Albertsons store in Prescott Valley, Manzanita Outreach is holding a food share event. MORE

11:00 am-3:00 pm Join Twice the Ice as they celebrate their one-year anniversary in Prescott Valley. There will be games, prizes, food, and freebies offered from 11:00 am-3:00 pm! MORE

5:00 pm-7:00 pm Swing by Rafter Eleven located at 2985 Centre Ct B in Prescott Valley every Saturday night from 5 pm to 7 pm for Sangria and live music! Appetizers also served! MORE

8:00 pm-12:00 am Head on over for Live 90s Rock, Grunge, and Alternative. Collective Soul, Black Crowes, REM, Tom Petty, STP, Tonic, Alice in Chains, Live, Weezer, GooGoo Dolls, Seether, and more! MORE

8:00 am-12:00 pm Local Farmers & Artisan Market features amazing vendors with food and non-food items such as local meats, fresh eggs, and vegetables, baked goods, body care products, and more! MORE

12:00 pm The NAZ Wranglers take on the Arizona Rattlers for the 2021 season opener. Join us in making history as we host the first season and the first game ever for the Wranglers! MORE

7:00 am-12:00 pm Join April to discover the hidden gem of the Upper Verde River and its many indigenous plants! We will learn the names and uses of many plants that have been used for centuries! MORE

9:00 am-12:00 pm Open to members ($12.00) and non-members ($18.00) per session for model and class fee. MORE

10:00 am-3:00 pm Stop by and meet Karyn Seo- owner and lead designer for the fabulous Caite, Love Kyla, and Kyla Seo clothing brands. Fun and refreshments will be provided. MORE

10:00 am-11:15 am Hey there! Its beautiful outside and Spring is finally here with that amazing blue sky and the promise of a great day ahead let it begin with an amazing and energy flow practice at the Granite creek park in Prescott presented by Samadhigi Yoga! MORE

11:00 am-12:00 pm This is a gentler, slower workout, with seated exercise options for the more de-conditioned individual, with extra care to explain the moves and how to safely integrate exercise as part of daily activity. MORE

May 14-16 We are excited to have Arizona black belts Heather Raftery, Brenda Heller, Sarah Black, Lisa Pages, Leslie Gardineer, Seta Reupenny, and Elizabeth Bourgoin Opas instructing at this retreat. MORE

4:00 pm-8:00 pm All You Can Eat Fish Fry! 4 pm to 8 pm every Friday. MORE

7:00 pm-11:00 pm Live music of Sir Harrison at The Birdcage Saloon! Come on out for a fun time with great drinks and music. MORE

7:00 pm-10:00 pm Join Band of Brothers for their debut at Founding Fathers Collective this Friday night! MORE

7:00 pm-12:00 am Come out for a night of dancing with DJ Tommy Rotten, and reverse happy hour from 11 to midnight! MORE

7:00 pm-11:00 pm Catch Scandalous Hands live May 14 & 15 at The Windsock in Prescott. Beatles, Zeppelin, Grateful Dead, Steely Dan, and more of your favorite classic rock from 7-11 Friday AND Saturday night. MORE

7:30 am-12:00 pm Join us at Dignity Health-YRMCs Miller Valley lot for our 23rd season of serving the Prescott community!The SUMMER market will be open from 7:30 am until 12:00 pm. We are so excited to welcome back all your favorite vendors, plus a few new vendors were sure will make your favorites list. MORE

PFM Community Seed Exchange In addition to the regular market, join in on another Community Seed Exchange. We will have heirloom, organic, and conventional seed varients available for free as well as many varieties that have been donated by local gardeners over the past year. MORE

8:00 am-3:00 pm Come join us with your tops and doors off to kick off our Breast Cancer Fundraiser Trails4Tatas! MORE

8:30 am-11:30 am Join us for a one-of-a-kind Concealed Carry Certification Class. Concealed Coalition brings an upbeat, fun, and exciting style of firearm training into the classroom. MORE

10:00 am-12:00 pm Come by and check out other rigs! Participate in the classes! Join us on the trail! Learn something new! MORE

10:00 am-5:00 pm In the Mezzanine Gallery: SOUL of the STONE carved creations in stone by Arlis Newcomb with Astral Glass Studios guest artist Cindi Shaffer May 15 June 14. MORE

10:00 am-2:00 pm This highly rated, fun and informative 37+ state concealed carry class meets and exceeds the education requirements for you to apply for your concealed weapons permit (CWP) from Arizona as a resident of the state, and a permit from Utah as a non-resident. MORE

12:00 pm-6:00 pm Join Eagle Lady Design Studio for the opening of The Essence of Art by artist Dianne Crowther. There will be live music featuring Hawaiian Music and song by C.K. Ahlo (4:00 pm-6:00 pm). MORE

12:00 pm-2:00 pm Interested in roller derby? Well teach you! Come and meet us at the rink at Pioneer Park! $20 if you have skates, $30 if you need to rent gear. MORE

3:00 pm-7:00 pm Enjoy Mike & Cass in a duo performance at Jersey Lilly Saloon on Saturday! MORE

4:00 pm-7:00 pm Looking for a fun way to connect with friends or family? Join our most popular DIY workshop and create your own unique wood sign! Select a wood project from our gallery. MORE

4:30 pm-9:00 pm Come skate dance with us!! 70s style! 2 sessions. 4:30 to 6:30 and 7-9!! DJ Beatmauler will be providing the music!! Come skate with us! MORE

6:00 pm-9:00 pm Come and enjoy music, food, and friends. MORE

7:00 pm Gospel song tour with Rhett Walk and special guest Tasha Layton. Join us live and in-person on May 15th at Mountaintop Christian Fellowship. MORE

7:00 pm Jinx the Cat is back! We are adding shows where we can. Our first gig back is at the Montezuma Tavern Patio. Cant wait to see you all there. MORE

8:00 pm-12:00 am Safe Karaoke Experience with mandatory social distancing and wearing of masks by all singers. MORE

2:00 pm-3:00 pm The Sonoran Brass Quintet brings the beauty and boldness of their music to the Highlands Center for Natural History in another Music Without Walls concert. MORE

5:00 pm-9:00 pm Enjoy the art of film the way it was meant to be experienced! The film will be Chinatown. MORE

11:00 am-1:00 pm We are having open riding from 11 am-1 pm. The cost is $5 for members. If you are not a member but want to join we will have memberships at the arena. Hope to see you there! MORE

8:00 am The Olsens Saddle Series & Open 4D Barrel Race is an annual pole and barrel racing series which showcases the best equine athletes and saddle riders in Northern Arizona.MORE

8:00 am-4:00 pm Full day class covers important topics like safe gun handling and laws, legal issues relating to the use of deadly force, concealed carry laws and more. MORE

9:00 am-2:00 pm Practice day at CVRC in chino valley Saturday may 15th 9am. Just a fun day on the track. Track will be watered hopefully we can see some new faces out here. MORE

10:00 am Join us for the Legends H-D Car and Bike Show! MORE

6:00 pm-10:00 pm Are you looking for a fun date night or a night out with friends and family? Look no further. Dancing is legal again!! Mortimer Farms Friday Night Barn Dance has something for everyone everyone and all ages! MORE

8:00 pm-12:00 am Our newest venue right on highway 69 in Dewey. Come on out for a rockin good time! Quality sound and state-of-the-art equipment, make this the ideal place to spend your Saturday night! MORE

10:00 am-6:00 pm From Saturday, April 24 through Saturday, May 15, FOUND: RE Contemporary hosts Contemporary Voices Section 3, the third event in its four-exhibition series that presents a wide variety of concepts, media, style, and expression such as sculpture, mixed media, painting, and video performance. MORE

10:00 pm-2:00 am Friday Night 80s/90s/00s Alternative Rock, Shoegaze & More. MORE

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Events This Weekend in Prescott Valley, Prescott, Chino Valley, and Beyond May 14th, 15th, and 16th - Signals AZ

Crossing oceans of love: 4 times KDrama eommas expressed their love in the same way as Indian mothers! – PINKVILLA

Take a look at the mom-moments in K-Dramas that hit close to home, even oceans away!

While Mothers Day comes just once a year, moms dont stop acting like moms even for a single day. Might be bizarre, but it feels like moms around the world have graduated from the same Mom University. Because even when oceans apart, the K-Drama mother characters weve seen behave similar to what our Indian mothers are like with us!

Whether its when we fail, or when we pass, create havoc in the house or say no to a particular food she has made, the reactions we see on the shows make us go, Mom! Watch this. She does it the same as you!. It goes on to show how even if cultures differ, the love that mothers have for their children, dont. So, in tribute to Mothers' Day, were taking a look at some moments from K-Dramas that reminded us of our Indian mothers!

Ever-lasting conversations & the daily habit of sharing food - Reply 1988

Kim Sun Young, Ra Mi Ran and Lee Il Hwa play the amazingly ordinary mothers in this drama. The moments where they sit around in the evening, gossiping with each other, and sending their children around the block sharing different food every day, they reminded us of the adla-badli that happens in Indian neighbourhoods! In one of the scenes, they step out of the door to call children for dinner. But not normally, no. They yell at the top of their lungs - which was nostalgic to the brim. Ranging out from calling out once, to yelling several times, maybe all moms go through the same training?

Using a stick as the best beating weapon - Crash Landing on You

Ma Young Ae (Kim Jung Nan) is the Senior Colonels wife and top of the social ladder at the North Korean Military Housing. The scenes where she chats up her fellow mothers, bragging about their children are reminiscent of our moms spending time with others either while waiting for our exams to get over or at a PTA meeting, waiting for the teacher to call out our names. In one scene, where her son shows her his bad grades, just after shes bragged about getting him a highly educated tutor, is hilarious! The scolding she gives him, the way she runs after him and threatens him with a stick - reminds us of the (not so) good old days.

Helping out at home/for home, will prepare you for the future - Start Up

Choi Won Deok (Kim Hae Sook) plays the grandmother fulfilling a mothers role to Seo Dal Mi (Bae Suzy). Giving a young Han Ji Pyeong (Kim Kang Hoon) a roof over his head, nurturing him to an extent, plus taking care of Dal Mi, she is the grandmother every one should get. Especially the moments where she has Dal Mi working with her at the food cart, helping earn some income and even helping out at home, reminds us of the many times our moms tell us to help them out and we reluctantly agree.

Supporting their child by kicking them out Itaewon Class

Jo Jeong Min (Kim Yeo Jin) is the mother of Jo Yi Seo (Kim Da Mi). Shes a single mom who supports Yi Seo in living her own life. While she does kick her out after some time, shes always been encouraging of Yi Seo finding her own way in life, thinks about her often, and is definitely proud of what Yi Seo has achieved. She reminds us of the times when Indian moms fight with the very apparent societys judgements and restrictions, to give their children the best of everything.

To the ones who scold us but silently pray for us, to the ones who fight with us and with the world, for us, to every single kind of mother who stays irreplaceable, a very Happy Mothers' Day!

What are some moments in the K-Drama world that remind you of your mother? And what are you doing to make this day special for them? Let us know in the comments below!

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Stock market seen improving over the next 1.5 months – Tehran Times

TEHRAN A capital market analyst says that TEDPIX, the main index of Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE), is going to improve over the next 1.5 months in comparison to the first 1.5 months of the current Iranian calendar year (started on March 21).

Rouzbeh Shariati believes reaching a possible agreement on the nuclear deal, the stability of the national currency, as well as the less attractive situation of the parallel markets are the important factors that would contribute to the improvement of the capital market.

Prospects of a political agreement and positive signals from Vienna have reduced the foreign currency exchange rates in the domestic market. The stock market, however, had already anticipated this agreement. In fact, the anticipation of the agreement has already caused the correction of prices in the capital market, the analyst said.

Unprecedented fluctuations in the Iranian stock market over the past few months have led shareholders, experts, and scholars to call for the government to increase its support for the market, some shareholders want the government to guarantee the return of their stocks, some believe providing infrastructure is the best way to help this market.

Following the rising concerns over the market conditions, in early April, the Government Economic Coordination Headquarters, in its 216th meeting, approved some new directives for regulating the stock market.

Also in late April, senior officials including the parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Abdolnaser Hemmati, Finance, and Economic Affairs Minister Farhad Dejpasand, and the Head of Iran's Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) Mohammad-Ali Dehqan Dehnavi gathered at the countrys parliament to explore ways for supporting the stock market and resolving its current issues.

After the mentioned meetings, SEO unveiled a new directive package dubbed 7+3 which include allocation of one percent of the National Development Fund (NDF) resources to the stock market stabilization fund, lifting the ban on capital market financial institutions to use banking facilities, and granting five-year residency to foreign investors who buy shares in the Iranian capital market.

The above-mentioned directives have been implemented in the capital market as of April 27th, according to Dehqan Dehnavi.

In the 216th meeting of the Government Economic Coordination Headquarters, President Hassan Rouhani presented a report on the governments supportive measures for the stock market, saying: This year, which has been named the year of supporting production and eliminating obstacles, the government is trying to remove obstacles to the growth of the capital market and will try to encourage people to enter this market with the necessary training and arrangements.

In its latest supportive decision, the government has also approved to inject 240 trillion rials (about $5.7 billion) of resources into the market in the form of bonds which most experts evaluate as a positive measure. It is said that these funds are gradually injected into the market and help increase the liquidity until new resources enter the market.

It has been said that these resources that enter the market will also motivate shareholders, and therefore real investors will be encouraged to invest in the market.

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Catalytic Converter Thief Busy in Toppenish – newstalkkit.com – newstalkkit.com

The Yakima County Sheriff's Office continues to warn vehicle owners about catalytic converter thieves in the area. Specifically, deputies say they're currently looking for a suspect who has been stealing the converters in the Toppenish area. They say he's been targeting farms, unattended farm vehicles, and church vehicles.The thefts have been happening all around the Yakima valley. A new converter can cost upwards of $3,000. The reason why thieves are stealing them.A converter is a cleaner in essence. It cleans harmful things coming from your exhaust and cleans them up so the exhaust is less of a problem to the environment.

But it's not what they do it's what is inside the converters that thieves want. They contain what's called platinum group metal. The thieves steal them and take them to recyclers and get about $100. But victims are the those who pay because it can cost thousands to replace the converters. Authorities around the state and in Yakima say it's a regional problem. Thefts have been reported in many cities on the west side of the state and in the Spokane area.Yakima County Sheriff's Deputies say the thieves are now in the Yakima Valley looking for victims. So how do you know you've been ripped off?They say one way to tell if you've been a victim of a thief, your car may make a loud noise when starting.So what can you do to protect yourself?Yakima County Sheriff's Deputies say park your car an area with lots of lights or in your garage. Make sure your car alarm will alert you when people are under your vehicle using a saw to cut off the converter. Deputies also say if you see someone around or under a vehicle call police.If you know anything that could help authorities contact Deputy Garcia from the Yakima County Sheriff's Office at 985 9434.

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MDC’s BIT Center Partners with Miami DDA to Offer Digital Transformation for Small Businesses Training – The Reporter

Miami, May 4, 2021 Miami Dade Colleges (MDC) Business Innovation & Technology (BIT) Center has partnered with the Miami Downtown Development Authority (DDA) to offer business owners a free 12-month online course on Digital Transformation for Small Businesses starting May 14. The virtual course is designed to teach downtown Miami business owners and retailers how to utilize digital technology to build a competitive online presence, attract more customers, broaden opportunities for awareness and sales, and increase revenue.

A vast majority of businesses in downtown Miami, particularly in the Central Business District, are made up of mom-and-pop shops with limited resources who have struggled to recover from the impacts of the pandemic, said Miami DDA Chairman and Miami Commissioner Manolo Reyes. The Miami DDA is so grateful to Miami Dade College for their collaboration, offering our business owners educational resources that will make them more competitive in todays market and help our entire business community recover.

The course will cover various topics, including launching a website, creating an online presence, generating leads, utilizing search engine optimization (SEO), and leveraging social media to increase market and social share. Its open to open to small businesses with brick-and-mortar locations within the Miami DDA District, including owners and employees of local restaurants, retail shops, and service providers.

MDCs state-of-the-art BIT Center explores the role of technology in digital transformation, process automation, and analytics in the ever-changing business landscape. The BIT Center is an initiative of MDCs Miguel B. Fernandez Family School of Global Business, Trade & Transportation and offers various programs and courses in three core areas marketing and digital marketing; banking and finance; and industry certifications. For a full list of BIT Center courses and events, visit http://www.mdc.edu/bitcenter.

For more information about the BIT Center, please contact Chechu Lasheras at 305-297-5696,jlashera@mdc.edu or Max Ramirez at rramirez2@mdc.edu.

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