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2011 National Health Observances

HOLIDAYS

New Year’s Day
January 1
Federal Holiday

Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 15 (Actual Birthdate)
Observed: 3rd Monday of January
Federal Holiday

Groundhog Day
February 2

Lincoln’s Birthday
February 12 (actual birthdate)
Observed: 3rd Monday of February (Presidents’ Day)

Valentine’s Day
February 14

Presidents’ Day
3rd Monday of February
(Includes Lincoln’s and Washington’s Birthdays)

Washington’s Birthday
February 22 (actual birthdate)
Observed: 3rd Monday of February (Presidents’ Day)
Federal Holiday

Saint Patrick’s Day
March 17

Easter
First Sunday after the full moon on or after March 21
Good Friday — Friday before Easter
Holy Saturday — between Good Friday and Easter Sunday

Tax Day
April 15

Mother’s Day
Second Sunday of May

Armed Forces Day
Third Saturday in May

Memorial Day
Observed: Last Monday in May
Federal Holiday

Flag Day
June 14

Father’s Day
Third Sunday of June

Independence Day
July 4
Federal Holiday

Labor Day
First Monday of September
Federal Holiday

Columbus Day
October 12
Observed: 2nd Monday of October
Federal Holiday

Sweetest Day
Third Saturday in October

Halloween
October 31

Election Day
Tuesday following the first Monday in November

Veterans Day (Armistice Day)
November 11
Federal Holiday

Thanksgiving Day
Fourth Thursday of November
Federal Holiday

Christmas
December 25
Federal Holiday

New Year’s Eve
December 31

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+++ LIVE MUSIC VENUES OF CHICAGOLAND [MAP] +++

Chicagoland Music Venues on the map include …
Allstate Arena, Alpine Valley, Aragon Entertainment Center, Arlington Park Racetrack, Durty Nellies, First Meidwest Bank Amphitheatre, Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Ravinia Festival Grounds, Rosemont Theatre, Soldier Field, Twin Lakes ‘Country Thunder’, United Center

Allow time for parking. If venues are not well organized, you might miss part of the concert waiting in line to park.

Whether concerts are performed indoors, with the crowd seated, or out in the open, with the crowd standing in front of a stage; when fans are standing up, they are more likely to expend their energy in the form of dancing or jumping about excitedly. Be careful you don’t get punched or backhanded by an out-of-control drunk.

Be prepared for lousy bathrooms. You can workout those details yourself.

Bring a pair of foam earplugs for hearing protection. You probably don’t have to wear them the whole time, but they’re a good idea to wear at least part of the time to avoid hearing damage and the hiss of Tinnitus later during the night or the following day. Some people (attention women with your high pitch voices) tend to give out a constant shrill scream during their favorite songs. That’s a good time to pop in the foam ear plugs. Noise levels at concerts hover between 110 and 120 decibels. NIOSH (National Institute of Occupational Health & Safety) recommends that exposure to noise at those levels not exceed one minute 29 seconds

Keep your belongings close. Check with the venue organizers by website or telephone, You probably won’t be allowed to carry in a 35 mm camera with a big lens. You might not be allowed to bring in a waist bag or fanny pack or back pack. Binoculars are great to have if they are allowed, but most big concert venues have big screen TV’s so you can see the artists up close.

Plan your exit. No matter what conditions might develop with a mass of people, you might want to be aware of your nearest exit. If you want to get out fast, you might want to leave before the encore songs are played, so you get a head start out of the parking lot. Sometimes its cool to hear the song echoing throughout the venue as you are heading for your car.

Fire Department 3-shift calendar for the BLACK, RED, GOLD shift designation for 24-ON, 48-OFF scheduling.

KEYWORDS: RED SHIFT, GOLD SHIFT, BLACK SHIFT

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VIEW the MOBILE FIRE DEPARTMENT SHIFT CALENDAR for iPhones, Android (DROID) phones and other smart phones (TIP: E-mail the web address below to an email account that you use on your phone. Then click on the link on your phone, view the calendar and bookmark the FD SCHEDULE MOBILE web page).

arlingtoncards.com/m/fdschedule

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