Saturday, May 26, 2007
Friday, May 18, 2007
Tattoo Fever t-shirts and sweatshirts are in!
Hey! Just a note to let you know that we just received a shipment of t-shirts and sweatshirts (zipper front w/hood) they are available for sale on location. There have been many of you that asked us to let you know when they came in but it's just not possible to remember to call each and every one of you so, I hope you're reading this! See you soon!
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
1st annual Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo
If you're looking to show off your new ink, you may be interested in the 1st Annual Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo.
The 1st Annual "Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo" The Center of New Hampshire includes The Expo Center of New Hampshire - the largest convention center North of Boston.The dates & hours the show will be open to the public are Saturday, July 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sunday, July 29 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We will have tattoo competitions in several categories including Best Tattoo of the Day, Best Portrait, Best Sleeve, Best Cover-up, Best "Piercing in Tattoo", Best Individual, Best Upper Body Chest or Back, Judge's Choice, and more…with Trophies and Prizes being awarded for the Top Spots.
2007 Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo
Radisson Hotel Manchester New Hampshire
July 28 & 29 2007
The 1st Annual "Live Free or Die Tattoo Expo" The Center of New Hampshire includes The Expo Center of New Hampshire - the largest convention center North of Boston.The dates & hours the show will be open to the public are Saturday, July 28 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sunday, July 29 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We will have tattoo competitions in several categories including Best Tattoo of the Day, Best Portrait, Best Sleeve, Best Cover-up, Best "Piercing in Tattoo", Best Individual, Best Upper Body Chest or Back, Judge's Choice, and more…with Trophies and Prizes being awarded for the Top Spots.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Massachusetts Pit Bull Ban...
Lawmakers Mull Pit Bull Ban
Boston -- Is your safety at risk or are lawmakers barking up the wrong tree? A debate is set to begin on Beacon Hill Thursday over a series of new crackdowns on dogs and their owners.
Supporters of a statewide ban on pit bull ownership have said a law is necessary to cut down on violent dog attacks.If the state were to pass such a ban, lawmakers would be following the lead of many Massachusetts cities and towns that have already passed bans limiting pit bull ownership. This week, Canton became the latest local community to push through tough new restrictions.Opponents of the ban argue that it is a handful of irresponsible owners who are the real problem. They said pit bulls actually make great pets. NewsCenter 5's Steve Lacy reported that proposals under consideration pit people who want new restrictions on certain types of dogs, such as pit bulls, against those who think irresponsible owners are the ones who need to be leashed. < read the full story w/ video here >
Residents mixed over proposed pit bull ban
Waltham - As state legislators ponder a pit bull breeding ban across Massachusetts, some locals are discussing the possible effects if a ban were instituted in Waltham.
City officials last summer were considering a proposal by resident Mary Pratt that would keep pit bulls and pit bull mixes permanently muzzled, leashed or in kennels. In a phone interview Friday, City Councilor Sarafina "Sally" Collura said she supports proper dog restraint, but is against muzzling canines.
"I will tell you that this is a very touchy issue with animal lovers and dog lovers and I love dogs. I love animals ... I do not feel at this point that I am qualified to say there should be no pit bulls in Waltham," she said. "Do I feel comfortable around pit bulls? No, I don't. Do I feel comfortable around a Doberman pincher? No. Would I feel more comfortable around a little fox terrier? Yes."
Recently, state legislators have been discussing a potential statewide ban on the dogs, due in part to recent attacks making headlines across Massachusetts. < read the full story here >
Boston -- Is your safety at risk or are lawmakers barking up the wrong tree? A debate is set to begin on Beacon Hill Thursday over a series of new crackdowns on dogs and their owners.
Supporters of a statewide ban on pit bull ownership have said a law is necessary to cut down on violent dog attacks.If the state were to pass such a ban, lawmakers would be following the lead of many Massachusetts cities and towns that have already passed bans limiting pit bull ownership. This week, Canton became the latest local community to push through tough new restrictions.Opponents of the ban argue that it is a handful of irresponsible owners who are the real problem. They said pit bulls actually make great pets. NewsCenter 5's Steve Lacy reported that proposals under consideration pit people who want new restrictions on certain types of dogs, such as pit bulls, against those who think irresponsible owners are the ones who need to be leashed. < read the full story w/ video here >
Residents mixed over proposed pit bull ban
Waltham - As state legislators ponder a pit bull breeding ban across Massachusetts, some locals are discussing the possible effects if a ban were instituted in Waltham.
City officials last summer were considering a proposal by resident Mary Pratt that would keep pit bulls and pit bull mixes permanently muzzled, leashed or in kennels. In a phone interview Friday, City Councilor Sarafina "Sally" Collura said she supports proper dog restraint, but is against muzzling canines.
"I will tell you that this is a very touchy issue with animal lovers and dog lovers and I love dogs. I love animals ... I do not feel at this point that I am qualified to say there should be no pit bulls in Waltham," she said. "Do I feel comfortable around pit bulls? No, I don't. Do I feel comfortable around a Doberman pincher? No. Would I feel more comfortable around a little fox terrier? Yes."
Recently, state legislators have been discussing a potential statewide ban on the dogs, due in part to recent attacks making headlines across Massachusetts. < read the full story here >
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Velvet Revolver at Avalon in Boston...
WAAF is bringing VELVET REVOLVER back to Avalon in Boston on Wednesday, May 15th. The show sold out immediately, but you can still get tickets at our Ticket Booth.
VELVET REVOLVER Tickets - Best Seats!
More great concerts, get your tickets before they're gone...
May 20th - GODSMACK - Mohegan Sun Casino, CT
June 22nd - Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Doobie Brothers - Tweeter Center Mansfield, MA
June 23nd - Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Doobie Brothers - Dodge Music Center Hartford, CT
June 28nd - Lynyrd Skynyrd & Doobie Brothers - Meadowbrook Arts Center Laconia, NH
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Olde English Malt Liquor Tattoo cans...
King of Ink Program to Honor Tattoo Artists, Reward Consumers
MILWAUKEE -- Olde English, a leading malt liquor brand, is honoring body artists by tattooing its can this summer. From May through August, the Olde English (OE) tattoo-themed cans will be available nationwide, and a different design will be available each month. The new packaging, designed by nationally renowned artist Marcus Suarez, is a part of the OE King of Ink program.
read full story here
MILWAUKEE -- Olde English, a leading malt liquor brand, is honoring body artists by tattooing its can this summer. From May through August, the Olde English (OE) tattoo-themed cans will be available nationwide, and a different design will be available each month. The new packaging, designed by nationally renowned artist Marcus Suarez, is a part of the OE King of Ink program.
read full story here
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