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Why.On Friday night, Guns N' Roses proved that their reunion was no April Fools joke.
Axl Rose, Duff McKagan, and Slash took to the Troubador stage in Los Angeles for the first time performing together since 1993.
There was a no camera policy at the show, but because the internet is a magical place, someone compiled Instagram posts from the night into one convenient video.
Check it out below to see clips from “Welcome To The Jungle,” “Paradise City” and more.
The group has also announced a slew of dates for the “Not In This Lifetime” reunion tour, which you can check out here, as well as a headlining slot at Coachella.If Mike Deas were to name the Augusta Amusements’ upcoming season, he’d probably call it a “Tribute to the Legends.”
More than half of the 17 concerts in the 2018-2019 season are tribute bands or individual performers. Deas announced next season’s offerings at a sneak peek event on June 22 at the Hardin Auditorium.
“The shows that were the most well-attended and brought in the most people were the tribute bands,” said Deas. “We had some big names that didn’t sell as well.”
Some of the concerts feature tributes to artists who are deceased such an Elvis tribute on Sept. 21, Nat King Cole on Oct. 20, John Denver on Nov. 9 and Frank Sinatra on Feb. 14.
But other tributes are to living performers such as Billy Joel on Jan. 18 and Paul McCartney on Nov. 16.
Deas said the appeal in many of the tribute events lies in the fact that the performers often take the musicians in their hey-day and can perform them at the tops of their games. They recreate not only the sound but in many cases the look of the performer.
Ted Vigil, the performer who plays the John Denver tributes, has a strong physical resemblance to the late country singer. He has blonde hair and wears glasses similar to the ones Denver wore.
One special concert in the lineup is a Sept. 26 appearance by A.J. Croce, the son of the late Jim Croce, who sang "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" and "Time in a Bottle." Jim Croce died in a plane crash in 1973. He was 30. A.J. Croce will be singing some of his own music in addition to his father’s.
Deas also took time on June 22 to highlight other offerings with the concerts. Dinner is available prior to the concert with 48 hours' advance reservations. Also on Friday, patrons had the chance to see snippets of the performances in a video and the evening ended with refreshments.
Various ticket packages are available with packages allowing patrons to pick the same seats for the performances they attend.
The website,, has been updated with next season’s schedule, and the box office is available at (706) 726-0366.
AUGUSTA AMUSEMENTS SEASON
Tickets are available online at augustaamusements.com or by calling (706) 726-0366.
Sept. 14: The Drifters
Sept. 21: Tribute To The King: Gospel and Hits featuring Travis LeDoyt
Sept. 26: An Evening With A.J. Croce
Oct. 12: The British Invasion Years
Oct. 20: Too Marvelous For Words: A Celebration of Nat King Cole featuring Keith David
Nov. 2: Bee Gees Gold, The Tribute
Nov. 9: John Denver Musical Tribute featuring Ted Vigil
Nov. 16: Live and Let Die: A Tribute To Paul McCartney, The Beatles and Wings featuring Tony Kishman
Nov. 28: Christmas with The Annie Moses Band
Dec. 10: Celtic Angels Christmas
Jan. 12: We’ve Only Just Begun: Carpenters Remembered starring Michelle Berting Brett
Jan. 18: The Billy Joel Tribute Experience “The Stranger” featuring Mike Santoro
Feb. 14: Sinatra Forever featuring Rick Michel
March 2: Tapestry, The Carol King Songbook featuring Suzanne O’David
March 15: Todd Oliver & Friends with special guest “That Magic Kid”
March 30: The Everly Brothers Experience featuring the Zmed Brothers
May 6: The World Famous Glenn Miller OrchestraCentric Cuernavaca Hotel The Holiday Inn® Cuernavaca Hotel is ideally located to explore the picturesque city of Cuernavaca. Business travelers will find the CIVAC industrial zone and the World Trade Center Morelos just 20 minutes away, as well as a convenient business center and free Wi-Fi Internet access in the hotel. Four meeting rooms and our beautiful gardens, are available and perfect for a trade show, wedding reception or a conference for up to 1000 guests. Less than two miles from downtown, our hotel is a perfect starting point to explore this colonial city and its surroundings. The beautiful Jardín Borda and the famous Palacio de Cortés are just ten minutes away, while many archeological sites and touristic attractions can be found just outside the city, such as Tepoztlán and Lago de Tequesquitengo. Rest in one of our comfortable rooms and relax enjoying our patio with two pools and a Jacuzzi surrounded by beautiful botanical gardens. Exercise at the fitness center, enjoy delicious food at the restaurant and bar and treat yourself to a massage at our Services Spa.
Pros: The service is amazing! Everyone is really nice and helpful. The hotel is clean and well maintained and the food is delicious! The pool is warm, and well located so it has shade and sunlight. The jacuzzy is perfect.
Cons: The only think I didn't like is that they serve breakfast just outisde your room, facing the pool. This is really nice, however, if you have early bird neighbors and want to sleep late, it will be hard, since you will be able to hear their chatter.
I’m from Mexico City! Here’s what I would say if you’re scared of being around the densely populated city of DF, yet you still want to remain in Mexico: go to Cuernavaca. It’s a small vacation town about an hour away from Mexico City’s outskirts, extremely low population density, very cheap yet safe, &amp; extremely artesanal. I’m sure you might find a cheap room at some hacienda &amp; as long as you take necessary precautions of cleaning your area &amp; maybe wearing a n95 mask, you would be much less likely to contract Covid than being in Mexico City.Original Paper
Abstract
Background: Those who pay for health care are increasingly looking for strategies to influence individuals to take a more active role in managing their health. Incenting health plan members and/or employees to participate in wellness programs is a widely used approach.
Objective: In this study, we examine financial incentives to health plan members to participate in an online self-management/wellness program—US $20 for completing the patient activation measure (PAM) and an additional US $40 for completing 8 learning modules. We examined whether the characteristics of plan members differed by the degree to which they responded to the incentives. Further, we examined whether participation in the wellness program was associated with improvements in PAM scores and changes in health care utilization.
Methods: This retrospective study compared demographic characteristics and change in PAM scores and health utilization for 144,625 health plan members in 2011. Four groups were compared: (1) those who were offered the incentives but chose not to participate (n=128,634), (2) those who received the initial incentive (PAM only) but did not complete 8 topics (n=7099), (3) those who received both incentives (completing 8 topics but no more