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As we can only accommodate 24 guests at a time, we are confident that your experience at The Great Bear Inn will be a pampered one. We are not a large hotel, and that is the whole idea... We pride ourselves on being able to provide our guests with memorable experiences that will last a lifetime!
Please use the "SPECIAL NEEDS" SECTION OF YOUR RESERVATION TO SPECIFY ANY FOOD ALLERGIES, EXTREME FOOD DISLIKES, VEGETARIAN MEAL, BIRTHDAYS OR ANNIVERSARIES..
The ultimate in comfort, these superior accommodations proudly offer king sized Tempur-Pedic© Sleep System Canopy Beds, custom bedding, large rock fireplaces, sitting areas, private outdoor patios, large dressing areas, coffee maker, mini refrigerator, wine glasses, writing desk, double vanity sinks, full shower/bath, HDTV w/ HBO© and Showtime©, and a comfortable day bed for groups of more than two. These lodge rooms provide the perfect setting for honeymoons and anniversaries. Rose petals included!
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The Mini-Grand Room is a perfect retreat after a day spent in Glacier Park. Featuring an ultra-comfortable Queen Canopy Tempur-Pedic© bed. This room is on the main floor and is perfect for guests who prefer not to use stairs. This is a larger unit than the Deluxe Rooms and includes a large balcony. Other amenities include: coffee maker, mini refrigerator, wine glasses, shower, HDTV w/ HBO© and Showtime©
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Each of our Deluxe Rooms are tastefully decorated in either Native American style or reflecting the beauty of Glacier National Park. Rooms include a Queen Bed, rocking chair and side table, mini refrigerator, wine glasses, coffee maker large tile showers and bath essentials. Wall mount flat screen television with HBO and Showtime.
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Main Floor Queen Bedroom, slightly smaller than our Deluxe Rooms with a larger full bathroom with oversized tub/shower combo. Bath essentials, hair dryer,closet and dresser, mini refrigerator,wine glasses, coffee maker, wall mount flat screen television with HBO and Showtime.
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Other amenities included with your stay at The Great Bear Inn: billiards, ping pong, custom chess set, book collection, board games,large viewing deck and lots of hiking in the area. We offer cans of bear spray free of charge to our guests. While hiking in this area and anywhere in Glacier Park, we strongly recommend having it on your person. Although the chances are extremely remote of a bear encounter, it is always better to be safe than sorry. You may sign for a can at the front desk and we will be happy to show you how and when to use it.
PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR DOGS are a welcome addition to our property as they effectively protect us from predatory wildlife. Most of our guests enjoy them very much and want photographs with their new friends.
We are two miles off the main highway which provides a serene environment during your stay. A short stretch of this county road is well-maintained gravel. Also note that this is train country. Everywhere in the West Glacier area you will hear train whistles nearby.
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By Jocelyn Pedersen
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NORMAN — Veterans are invited to mark their calendars to attend the inaugural David Bolser Veterans Appreciation Breakfast to take place from 8 to 10 a.m. July 30 at Tiffany's Restaurant, 101 S. Main St.
David Bolser, a Navy veteran, said he wants to treat veterans to breakfast at Tiffany's as a way of giving back and thanking them for their service at a time other than Veterans Day.
"I decided to do this to help out the veterans because they don't get paid much at all," Bolser said. "I've been blessed in my life and I feel like it's time to give back."
"I have decided this will be the start of an annual breakfast and we will share the financial burden with him," said Gary Hicks, co-manager of Tiffany's. "It's enlightening to be asked to be part of a truly generous offer to feed any and all veterans for free in these tough economic times."
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The following editorial appeared in the Charlotte Observer:
The reports of a Union County boy found handcuffed to a porch, shivering in the cold with a dead chicken tied around his neck, gets more disturbing with each revelation. Not only is one of his alleged abusers someone legally charged with keeping him safe from abuse a child protective services supervisor who is his foster mother but law enforcement officials said the 11-year-old was routinely handcuffed to a piece of steel in the house.
In an Observer report, law enforcers described conditions in the home where the boy stayed as terrible with feces on the floor and said the smell would take your breath away. The boy, who a sheriffs deputy stumbled upon while investigating a hog on the loose, has been removed from the home, as have the couples four adopted children ranging in age from 8 to 14.
The Observer report detailed neighbors troubling accounts of neglect including two stories of children begging for food. In one, a neighbor described a boy purple with cold seeking something to eat and then pleading to stay with her.
An adult adopted son who no longer lives in the home disputed that the couple Wanda Larson and Dorian Harper, a nurse abused the children. He said he was never abused. He also said the 11-year-old has emotional issues and acts inappropriately. Still, the couple has been charged with child abuse and false imprisonment. Larson has also been charged with willful failure to discharge her duty as a public official.
This case spotlights a pressing need for aggressive action from all of us to ensure that these and other children are kept safe from harm especially from caregivers. The case might point to a need for more scrutiny of child protective workers themselves.
At least one of the neighbors called for help after a hungry boy came to her home. A sheriffs deputy came out but returned the child to the foster parents after talking to them. That in hindsight might have returned him to a dangerous situation. Officials should review what led to that decision and whether policies that govern such situations are appropriate.
Yet the neighbors action was the right one. It is an apt reminder that N.C. law requires any adult who suspects child abuse to report it.
The image of a child begging for food, handcuffed in a home filled with excrement or left shivering in the cold on a porch with a dead chicken around his neck is sickening. So is this: Here in North Carolina, more than 134,000 children were referred to local Department of Social Service agencies for possible abuse and neglect during fiscal year 2011-2012.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the toll on children who are abused or neglected continues long after they have endured that abuse. The economic impact in terms of medical attention, mental health services, the child welfare system and law enforcement in tackling abuse and neglect was more than $80 billion nationwide last year. In North Carolina, the estimate was $2 billion.
So there is a financial imperative as well as the moral and compassion ones to aggressively ensure that all our children are effectively protected from harm. This is even more important as the state looks at more ways to help children in foster care.
The CDCs Linda Degutis said recently that no child should ever be the victim of abuse or neglect nor do they have to be.
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Twenty Years Later
by Nathan Empsall, Mon Nov 09, 2009 at 07:18:09 PM EST
NBC News is commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall by sending Tom Brokaw back to Berlin and posting his entire broadcast from November 9, 1989, as well as some documentary clips, on its website. Here is the first of twelve clips from and about that astonishing night.
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy
A very interesting Washington Postpiece from USC Prof. Mary Elise Sarotte last month suggested that the whole event was a complete accident. What happened, in short, is that a bureaucrat misinterpreted his notes at the end of a long and boring press conference and unwittingly said the Wall was open; journalists jumped on it and reported the story; and East Germans flooded the checkpoints before Soviet officials had the chance to wake up and correct the situation. By the time the official apparatus was apprised, it was too late to change the flow of society.
At the Bornholmer Street border-crossing station in East Berlin, guard Harald Jäger, on the job since 1964, had watched Schabowski on television. Dumbfounded by the remarks, he told his fellow guards that the official's words were "deranged," and he started calling around. His superiors assured him that travel remained blocked, and he and his colleagues were armed as always.
But soon Jäger and his team were busy waving back some would-be crossers who had heard the western reports... Before long, the guards at Bornholmer Street were outnumbered by thousands of people; the same thing was happening at several other checkpoints. Overwhelmed and worried for their own safety, Jäger and his fellow guards reasoned that the use of violence might quickly escalate and become uncontrollable. They decided instead at around 9 p.m. to let a trickle of people cross the border, hoping to ease the pressure and calm the crowd. The guards would check each person individually, take notes and penalize the rowdiest by refusing them reentry. They managed to do this for a while, but after a couple of hours the enormous crowd was chanting, "Open the gate, open the gate!"
This is where we were just twenty years ago. It is truly amazing how fast politics and life can change.


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Ready to see you guys tmrw night @ UNO in Nola,,, Godsmack puts on a very energetic concert... Sends chills thru my body! This will ne my daughters first arena concert. She turned 18 on the 6th. This is her b-day present. We are both excited. Funny thing is she knows every word to almost every song by Godsmack!!! Thanks to her mother!! Love u guys!!


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Prima Luna cd is darn sexy looking!! Too bad it doesnt do sacd.
They are really hitting up the looks department on some of the new gear. I like it too. Also noticed price tags are going north at a good clip. Regardless, theirs a product line for every budget. The used market is going to get crowded soon.
I'm also glad that industrial design is being considered these days with electronics and speakers.
I feel like the biggest differences is that speaker/component designs are definitely getting more distinctive, and -- like everything else -- the pieces are becoming more and more like mini-computers with tons of tech inside... outside of amps, not much seems simple these days.
5.1 theater - Pioneer SC-07, Mirage OMD-CC center, 4 x Mirage Omnisats, Boston Acoustics VPS-210 sub
2.1 living room - NAD 7400 integrated, 2 x Platinum Audio Duos, MIT Terminator4 cables
2.1 bedroom- Arcam Solo, 2 x Mirage OMD-5's
FOR SALE - Genesis Servo-10 sub, Genesis Servo-12 amp; Martin Logan Dynamo sub; Mirage MM-6 sub; Harman Kardon DPR-1001 7.1 receiver
Well for the first time ever in my gear life, manufacturers are catching up with me (DIY) in regards to hi-res (384/32) and DSD capability with their DAC offerings.
As always, nice to see the new stuff.
EDIT: It would be nice to see a wider and more affordable selection of the hi-res and DSD stuff too. I see more players with hi-res (384) and DSD capability offered. Maybe someday it will happen, but I won't bet on it.
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That Teac's got some impressive specs and it's not priced too badly at $799.
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Karen Withers of Terre Haute and Greg Shotts of Marshall, Ill., were united in marriage Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010, at Mountain Valley Chapel in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Friends and relatives are invited to an open house reception from 2 to 4 p.m. today in the Federal Bureau of Prisons Training Center at Terre Haute.
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The bridegroom is the son of Carolyn and Eugene Shotts of Marshall, Ill., and is employed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Terre Haute.


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If you voted in Dane County you found Bob Ohlsen's name on the ballot. He was reelected to his post as county clerk, he ran unopposed, but won none-the-less. However, Ohlsen has plenty of post-election headaches to deal with.
The day before the election, Bob Olhsen predicted a 60-percent voter turnout in Dane County, "I was a percentage point off," he says.
The county clerk also anticipated long lines at the polls, "We suspected that would happen," says Ohlsen.
But his intuition stopped there. "That is kind of beyond my comprehension that it would happen," he says. "We've never had an instance of a bomb scare certainly and I can't think of anything other than a power outage that was an issue."
Voting at Madison East High School shut down for about an hour and a half. A temporary polling place was eventually set up outside the building, and by early afternoon voters were back inside.
Ohlsen says safety issues at the polls need to be addressed, "We want to make sure all the local municipalities do have something in place."
But Ohslen's worries don't stop there.
"The attorney general's race is close, the state treasurer is close and then the 47th Assembly District," he says.
Three tight races--three possibilities for a recount.
Ohlsen says that would be a lot of work.
"We will go through the 216-thousand ballots that voted," It's a process Ohlsen says would take about a week, "That's huge here."
But these days, the second term clerk, says it's all in a day's work. "Nothing really surprises me anymore, I've been in this business too long."
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EXCITEMENT is building all across the land.
We at College Sporting News are gearing up too. New partners (to be announced soon), new or resumed content, preseason picks/previews/teams, and everything that has made CSN the #1 place for FCS fans is being readied for the 2011 rollout.
Already this year we have added full forums to discuss every story published at CSN, totally revamped our Championship Subdivision News sister site, new free email lists, new social contacts at Facebook/Twitter and RSS, a steady evolution to our main CSN website including putting the bonanza of news right on our front page, and so much more.
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"I don't know how Balmer did it, but he put together a book that is more than just a 'Who's Who of Evangelicalism. This book gives explanatory sketches of the various institutions and parachurch groups that have made evangelicalism into the overpowering presence that it has become in contemporary Christianity. Any serious student of Christianity must have this book readily available for reference."
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"With this volume, Randall Balmer has provided us with an indispensable tool to help us understand evangelicalism, which is such a highly visible movement in contemporary religious life."
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"Preparing an encyclopedia all by yourself sounds quixotic, but when the compiler masters a subject the way Randall Balmer has mastered modern evangelical Christianity, the result is anything by quixotic. Balmer's guidance on a tremendous range of subjects---from Christian rock stars to weighty theologians-is not necessarily infallible, but it is always informed, interesting, and worthy of the most careful attention."
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Linda Argote, the David M. Kirr and Barbara A. Kirr Professor of Organizational Behavior and Theory and director of the Center of Organizational Learning, Innovation and Performance, has been named the 2012 Distinguished Scholar of the Organization and Management Theory (OMT) division of the Academy of Management. The award is presented to scholars whose contributions have been central to the intellectual development of the field of organization studies.
We asked Linda her thoughts about receiving this award, her work in the field of OMT and why some organizations outperform others.
Q: What is your perspective on joining such an acclaimed group of academic pioneers as recipient of this year's OMT distinguished scholar award?
A: I am thrilled and honored, especially so because it includes Dick Cyert and Jim March. Dick and Jim wrote a book, "A Behavioral Theory of the Firm," when they were on the faculty at GSIA that continues to influence research today. I feel fortunate to have gotten to know both of them -- Dick from being on the faculty at CMU and Jim through a year I spent at Stanford as a visiting faculty member.
More generally, Tepper/GSIA is very well represented in the group of OMT Distinguished Scholars. Other scholars on the list with Tepper connections include: Dan Levinthal who was a faculty member at Tepper, Bill Starbuck who received his Ph.D. from Tepper and Jeff Pfeffer who received his undergraduate and MSIA degrees from Tepper. Tepper researchers have had a major impact on the field of Organization Theory.
Q: What has been your greatest successes in terms of research?
A: Other people might be the better judge of that! I like to think that I've been successful in enriching our understanding of organizational learning. Dick Cyert and Jim March introduced the idea of organizational learning: not only do individuals learn from their experience, organizations can also learn from their experience. Other CMU researchers, including Leonard Rapping and Ferd Levy, have also worked on organizational learning. My colleagues and I have sought to advance understanding of learning curves in organizations. As an organization gains experience, the unit cost of production typically decreases at a decreasing rate and quality typically improves at a decreasing rate. We've conducted empirical studies in different industries in both the manufacturing and service sector and found significant variation in the rate at which organizations learn: some organizations improve their performance very quickly as they gain experience while other organizations evidence little learning. We also found evidence that knowledge acquired through learning depreciates--which one manager in an organization we studied referred to as "industrial amnesia."
We also found evidence of knowledge transfer; one unit of an organization can benefit from knowledge acquired from another, especially when the units share a superordinate social identity.
Perhaps I can take the liberty of mentioning a couple of objective indicators of the impact of work my colleagues and I have done on organizational learning. A paper that Eric Darr, Dennis Epple and I published in Management Science was chosen as one of the most influential papers published in Management Science during its first 50 years. My book, "Organizational Learning: Creating, Retaining and Transferring Knowledge," was one of four finalists for the Terry Book Award of the Academy of Management in 2000. I have just completed a second edition that will be published later this year by Springer.
Q: Are you able to integrate your research into the classes you teach?
A: Bringing cutting edge research into the classroom is something in which we take pride at Tepper. I've been able to do this in both my MBA and Ph.D. teaching. My MBA course on Organizational Learning and Knowledge Management presents research findings from a variety of disciplines about how organizations create, retain and transfer knowledge. It has been very gratifying to hear from our graduates that they find the ideas in the course very useful in managing their firms. I also teach a course on organizational learning for Ph.D. students and will be teaching a course on the topic next year for undergraduates.
Q: How has your research/teaching contributed to or benefited from collaboration with other faculty members in other disciplines at Carnegie Mellon University?
A: I've been fortunate to collaborate with scholars in other disciplines at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh. For example, I've collaborated with several colleagues in Information System (IS): Ramaya Krishnan, the Dean of the Heinz College, and Tridas Mukhopadyay and Param Singh in Tepper's Information Systems group. My collaborations with colleagues in IS have focused on enriching understanding of information systems as both knowledge repositories and transfer mechanisms. I've also collaborated with colleagues in Computer Science: Kathleen Carley, Jim Herbsleb and Laura Dabbish. We've worked on the concept of transactive memory or knowledge of who knows what -- both how to build transactive memories in groups and organizations and their effects on performance.
I'm also working with colleagues in engineering, Erica Fuchs and Carolyn Denomme, on knowledge transfer. Because knowledge transfer can occur through tools and processes, the engineering perspective enriches our understanding of knowledge transfer. In addition, I've collaborated with John Levine and Dick Moreland, psychologists at the University of Pittsburgh, who contribute their expertise in social processes to advance understanding of transactive memory and knowledge transfer.
Finally, my most enduring collaboration has been with Dennis Epple, an economist at Tepper who is also my husband. Dennis and I discovered that we were both interested in issues of knowledge transfer: how one person or organization learns from another. We found that understanding this question benefited from combining insights and approaches from economics as well as organizational behavior. A common theme through all these collaborations is that important real-world problems do not fall neatly into one discipline so understanding them requires cross disciplinary collaboration.
Q: What led you professionally/academically to the field of organizational studies?
I started college as a math major and then took an amazing psychology course from Gordon Gallup at Tulane University, where I was an undergraduate. The course used mathematics to develop models and analyze data about research questions that I found fascinating. So I switched majors to psychology. As an undergraduate, I did student teaching and volunteer work in schools and a center for autistic children. I was struck at how organizations performing the same tasks had very different cultures and different performance outcomes. This led me to the field of organizational psychology. I became interested in understanding why some organizations performed better than others.
Q: What are your thoughts on the "evolution" of the field of organizational studies and what is next (or current) in your research plans?
The field of organizational studies evolves both in response to external changes that are occurring in organizations and in response to pressures that are internal to the field. Some of the big external changes that have occurred in organizations during my time in the field include: increased diversity, globalization, work being geographically distributed and new information technologies. Researchers aim to understand how these developments affect organizations. For example, a current project of mine with Elina Hwang and Param Singh examines knowledge transfer in an online knowledge forum. Other research is stimulated by puzzles in the literature or gaps that researchers identify.
For example, research on organizational learning has focused mainly on how cognitive factors affect learning. Colleagues from Aarhus University in Denmark, Duke University and I are now studying how emotion affects and is affected by learning. Thus, we aim to develop a more complete picture of organizational learning.
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We are still a good six months away from a new season of The Walking Dead. I don't know about you, but I am already going through withdrawal. To help, we are digging around to find you some of the coolest Walking Dead stories, pictures, and goodies to get you through the summer.
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7 Things You Must Have at Your Tiffany & Co. Party
Tiffany & Co. parties are a classic and always popular theme on our site. We've seen Tiffany's parties as girl 1st birthdays, grown up birthdays, bridal showers, and baby showers.
No matter what type of party, here are seven must-have ideas for throwing an amazing one!
1. Tiffany's gift box cake
A gorgeous cake created to resemble a Tiffany's gift box is a stunning centerpiece for your dessert table!
2. Pearl decorations
Pearls are definitely a decorating must at a Tiffany's & Co. party!
3. Tiffany's style treats
Serve your guests mini cakes decorated just like Tiffany jewelry boxes.
4. Tiffany's dessert table backdrop
How about setting your dessert table with a backdrop in Tiffany's colors and style!
5. Tiffany's cupcakes
A white fondant bow on a blue frosted cupcake is the perfect treat at a Tiffany's party!
6. Breakfast at Tiffany's tiaras
All girls need a tiara when celebrating at a Tiffany's party, just like Audrey Hepburn!
7. Tiffany & Co. cookies
Decorated sugar cookies are made to look like Tiffany's handbags and diamond rings! So fun and fancy!For more party inspiration, check out all these Tiffany & Co. parties ideas on our site!
Drum Roll Please! The Winner of our Birthday Card Design Challenge is...
Allison W from All for the Boys. Congrats, Allison!!
And here's her winning card...
A big thank you to the HP community for casting 25k votes and picking your favorite card!
This card will be available soon for free download in the HP Newsgram and on the HP Facebook page, so be on the lookout...
Allison, hope you enjoy your new HP Officejet 7500A!
And again a big shout out to our other two finalists, Bird of Bird's Party and Ana of Love Party Printables who also designed such incredible cards!
See you at the next challenge...
Congrats to our Birthday Card Design Challenge Finalists (and See Some of My Favorites)!
I'm excited to announce the three finalists in our Birthday Card Design Challenge... Bird, Ana, and Allison, what beautiful cards you made!
Now your cards will be voted on by the HP community, and the designer with the most votes will receive a new HP Officejet 7500A and have their card displayed (and be available for download) in the HP Newsgram and on the HP Facebook page.
Here are the three winning designs...
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by Allison WBut I also have to thank each and every one of you who entered a card. I am continually delighted and impressed by the level of creativity in our community. Great work! Below are some of my favorites...
by Linda P
by Marcy G
By Laney K
by And Everything Nice
by Monica D
by Love the Day
by Wendy O
by Samantha E
by Rebecca H
by Wanessa C
by Tickled Pink with Roses and Pearls
If you'd like to see all the entries, head to our official contest page. And thanks again for being a part of this great expression of creativity!
Vote for Your Favorite Birthday Card Design Now!
We've gotten a fantastic turnout to our birthday card design challenge! Thank you to everyone who entered!
Now it's time for our community to vote for our three favorite cards.
The three finalists will then have their designs featured on the HP Facebook page and in the HP Newsgram newsletter, and the winner, voted on by the HP community, will receive a brand new HP OfficeJet 7500A printer worth $199.
Here's how voting works:
- You can vote once a day for as many cards as you like
- Voting ends at 11:59pm on May 20th
- If you want to share a card on Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter, just click on the card you like and you'll see the links
{DESIGN CHALLENGE} Design a Birthday Card and Win $100 from Amazon and an HP Officejet 7500A Printer
We've come up with a new Design Challenge... We're giving away $300 in Amazon gift certificates and an HP Officejet 7500A printer. Plus your design could end up on the HP Facebook page and in the HP Newsgram newsletter!
We'd like you to design the front of a BIRTHDAY CARD -- an all-purpose card that someone would download, print out, and send to their friend or relative on their birthday!
All you need to enter is a little creativity and a photograph. That's right, the birthday card you create must include at least one photo. It can be a photo of a birthday hat, a cake, a foot... anything. We want to see how creative you can be with a photo.
Here's an example...
And wait, I didn't even tell you the coolest part... The most popular design will be featured as a free download on the HP Facebook page and in the HP Newsgram. If any company understands printing and printables, it's HP, so they're excited to see what our creative community can come up with!
Here are some other basic rules:
- Each person may enter up to three birthday card designs
- Card designs must be entered by 11:59pm (PDT) May 13th
- We ask that you submit a JPG, PNG, or GIF of the front design of your card, and there will be space to type in any text for the inside of the card
- The semi-final round will occur on the Catch My Party site from May 14th - May 20th, where our readers will vote for their favorite three designs
- The three finalists will each receive $100 Amazon gift certificates
- The final round of voting will be held on the HP Facebook page and in the HP Newsgram
- The designer who creates the winning design will also receive an HP Officejet 7500A worth $199.99 provided by us, and will have their design be featured as a free download in the HP Newsgram and on the HP Facebook page
- The winner will be notified by email and be required to sign a release for their design
- All entrants must own the rights to the photo(s) they use
- Entrants must be at least 18 years of age
- This design challenge is sponsored and administered solely by Catch My Party
The Winner of our Snowflake Design Challenge HP Printer Giveaway is...
Miki Benedict from Fresh Lemon Blossoms! Congratulations Miki, you just won yourself a brand spankin' new HP Officejet 7500A Printer for entering our Snowflake Design Challenge.
I am in love with my printer, and I have a hunch you'll feel the same way. Hope you print lots of great holiday decorations, cards, and photos with it.
Thank you to all 69 designers who added their items to our challenge!
Please take a look at our newest giveaway, where you could win a $100 gift certificate to Beau-coup for the prettiest party favors and party supplies out there!
Our Snowflake Design Challenge and My Top 12 Favorite Items
I am thrilled with how our Snowflake Design Challenge turned out! If you haven't seen all 181 items, please take a look.
I feel honored that I get to show off the work of such creative people. I really do love my job and that is one of the main reasons.
Thank you to everyone who participated. I hope you get a lot of exposure for the beautiful items you've made.
And now, without further adieu, here are my top 12 favorite snowflake items, in no particular order (there were so many I loved, my husband had to play tie breaker on a few and I still had to pick 12 instead of 10)...
Glittered Snowflake Birthday Party Hat by Prop Shop Boutique
Baby It's Cold Outside Holiday Party Invitation by loralangdesigns
Twinkling Snowflakes Holiday Card by Blush Printables
Snowflake Chocolate Lollipops by Frosted Petticoat
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Bremen will be the corn husking capital of Indiana on Saturday October 5, as the Craig Geyer farm will host the Indiana corn husking contest.
The Indiana Hand Corn Husking Contest will be held on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This contest is open to all who enjoy old-fashioned corn husking. Participants in the timed contest husk corn from one row, throwing the ears into a horse-drawn wagon. The corn is then weighed and inspected for excess husks. Classes vary from 10 to 20 minutes.
The contests are open to both men and women of various age groups, from youth to Golden Agers. Team husking is a new event; four members husking for 5 minutes each.
The cost is $15 per person; spectators will be admitted at no charge. The Geyer farm is located at 20565 Tyler Road, Bremen, IN.
Directions: From US 30, take US 31 north 9.5 miles to the 2nd yellow flasher north of US 6 by LaVille High School. Turn right (east) on Tyler/County Line Road and travel east (1.1 miles) to the "T". Turn left on Lilac Road and follow signs.
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The Case: Nicholas J. Brown, 20, of 85 Kozley Rd., Tolland was arrested by Connecticut State Police on Merrow Road in Tolland and charged with sixth-degree larceny and conspiracy (class A felony).
Stephen J. Brown, 25, of 85 Kozley Rd., Tolland was arrested by state police on Merrow Road and charged with sixth-degree larceny.
Jason Shackway, 18, of 31 Torry Rd., Tolland, was arrested by state police on Merrow Road and charged with conspiracy (misdemeanor C) and illegal possession of a narcotic.
The OMG PD Twist: On September 11, Connecticut State Police responded to the . Police said Shackway and Nicholas J. Brown distracted the attendent at the gas station, while Stephen Brown went inside the store and stole approximately $220 in cash from the cash register, according to an arrest report. Shackway was later found to be in possession of "15 blue envelopes containing a white powdery substance," according to an arrest report. Police said the substance tested positive for heroin. Shackway was held on $5,000 bond. He is scheduled to next appear in Rockville Superior Court on September 26. Nicholas J. Brown and Stephen J. Brown were both released on $1,000 bond. They are scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior Court on September 26.
The Case: , of 281 Coventry Rd., Mansfield, was arrested by state police on an active arrest warrant. Carrero was charged with home invasion/armed robbery, first-degree burglary, first-degree robbery, first-degree kidnapping and second-degree false statement.
The OMG PD Twist:
On September 4, police received a 9-1-1 call for the report of an armed robbery and home invasion at 14 Derek Rd. in Mansfield.
Troopers from the Mansfield Resident State Trooper's office and Troop C responded to the home where two victims told police that they had been confronted by five masked men and tied up during the robbery, according to police. A handgun was used in the robbery, police said.
After a thorough investigation, Troop C Detectives developed suspects, recovered evidence from the scene and were able to obtain an arrest warrant for Carrero, who , according to police.
He was later apprehended just north of Stearns Road and taken into custody.
Carrero was held on $75,000 bond. He is scheduled to next appear in Rockville Superior Court on May 16, 2013.


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Deloitte and Thomson Reuters generated data on the late stage drug programs of the top 12 Big Pharma companies. The good news - more drugs were approved in 2011-12 (41) versus 2010-11 (32). The bad news - forecasted revenues 2011-12 cohort ($211 B) versus 2010-11 ($309 B) -- an almost 32% drop. The latter translated into a 7.2% R&D return. The average cost of development was pegged at $1.1 B (see previous post where that figure was reported as $1.9 B). The D-TR Report further notes that 22 late stage drugs died in 2011-12 as compared to 19 the prior year. This wiped away $73 B and $77 B of potential value respectively in those two years.
Deloitte's head analyst, Julian Remnant, noted that half of the top 12 companies experienced a decline in net value realized from product commercialization last year. This is exacerbated as goverments and third party payers exert downward pressure on prices -- or make it more difficult to get reimbursement without clear product benefits over existing competition. They suggest companies battle this challenge through better clinical trial design aimed at targeted patient populations to establish the clear comparative benefit.
In other words, companies need to show payers why they should buy the new drug by demonstrating enhanced clinical benefit to patients and or superior cost effectiveness in use. As Mona Lisa Vito might say, "Oh my God. What a f**king nightmare!" See Fierce Biotech.
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Bar Rock venue now available to let
2:53pm Wednesday 20th February 2013 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A BASINGSTOKE bar which mysteriously closed down a few weeks ago is now being advertised to let.
Bar Rock in Winchester Street closed on February 1 when a notice was put on the door of the premises giving notice of the termination of the licence, but no reason why this had happened.
Now, a sign has been put up outside the Top of The Town venue, by commercial property agents London Clancy, advertising the 6,300sq ft "prime retail unit."
A member of staff for London Clancy told The Gazette that they began marketing the ground floor of the building to let last week for £110,000 per year.
Bar Rock was the second nightspot in Basingstoke to shut its doors this year, following the closure of Censo, in Church Street, in January.
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Tall Rob says...
You could've saved a few hundred words and just said "A club has closed and is up for rent but we've no idea why"
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4:11pm Mon 25 Feb 13
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Tall Rob wrote:An FT reporter would struggle to investigate this one! I see The Gazette did try to find out when Bar Rock first closed and I see numerous other regional newspapers have tried and failed when related bars in their areas closed down. The only Newspaper which got past first base was The Evening Standard which did find some financial figures and put the closures down to the recession. The Bar Rock websites mention three possible 'owners' and I have found another four. So at least seven companies are possible owners of Bar Rock and I cannot find a phone number or website for any of them. One company went bust and the assets were sold to one of the others leaving the debt behind. Another one of these companies was paid management fees of £1.25m by one of the others for the last year's published accounts - this sound excessive for a business worth less than £10m. You would need to be a financial expert to put together the full picture of all these companies, their directors and which owns what. But whoever owns Bar Rock, my guess is greed and poor management are the root causes of the closure.
Sounds radical, but why not do some investigative journalism and actual try to find out why it closed down? Bit of a none-story as it stands. You could've saved a few hundred words and just said "A club has closed and is up for rent but we've no idea why"
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The new manager of the Louisville Bats was on ESPN 1530 with Mo Egger Tuesday afternoon. He lead off the second hour of the show and you can listen online at this link. There are a few things in there that weren't covered in the press conference video yesterday, but there are some things that are repeated as well.
Jason Parks held a chat at Baseball Prospectus yesterday that lasted just over 6 hours. He had this to say on Robert Stephenson:
Saintly Steven (Puerto Rico): What do you see this season for Robert Stephenson?
Jason Parks: I think he could take a very big step forward. The stuff is very good, and the makeup is very, very good. I really like the profile. They could have something with this kid
He also had this to say about a Billy Hamilton to Juan Pierre comp:
Kick (LA): Do you see Billy Hamilton having a Juan Pierre like career?
Jason Parks: I know Pierre is often viewed as a poor player, but if Billy Hamilton can carve out a Juan Pierre-esque career, is that really a bad thing? I think Hamilton has a chance to eclipse Pierre, but its a success if he gets close.
There were several other Reds related questions in the chat if you want to give the whole thing a read. It took me over 20 minutes to just browse for Reds keywords though. So more power to you if you do read the entire thing. There is an interesting Billy Hamilton "ceiling' projection in there though, so perhaps just search the page for Billy Hamilton until you get to it.
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I grew up in Virginia's Roanoke Valley, but have lived in the Richmond area and got my first degree in French Language and Literature from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. I am currently getting my second degree in Dietetics from James Madison University.
Occupation and other community service you are involved in: I am pursuing a career in Dietetics and work part-time at the Joshua Wilton House Inn and Restaurant. In my free time I volunteer for JMU's Student Wellness and Outreach Office and participate in various service projects with JMU's Dietetic Association. I also serve as one of the Blue Ridge Dietetic Association's sustainability representatives.
Fun facts about you: I speak French fluently and I love to cook and bake in my free time. If I were not going into the field of dietetics, I think I would pursue a career as a pastry chef.
Why did you decide to participate in DWTS?I enjoy ballroom dancing and was a part of the ballroom dancing club and formation team at UVA for a while, so when I was asked to help out in this wonderful cause to support the Harrisonburg Rockingham Child Day Care Center, I was delighted to help.
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Yo bloggers!!! As some of you might experience once in a lifetime (i guess) I'm struggling to find something to be blogging about..... At the moment my life is at a down-peak, Work work work and less fun stuff. Offcourse i'm going out and do stuff in the 1-day-weekends that I have. But next to that same pattern, there's absolutely nothing interesting for me to post about. Hope you...
As a lot of the die-hard Bloggers might have seen, i'm back from where i was hiding. I had a long period of recovery from my broken heart and listening to Nickelback didn't help. Now i'm completely over my ex, the girl from the big blog i posted a long time ago. I had another girl in the meanwhile and i thank her for taking my feelings away towards my ex. Now i'm going to see my ex...
As some of you people might have noticed i have been gone for a while It had nothing to do with you people, cause you all are the best!! It's just that Nickelback was too confrontating for me, kept reminding me off the concert I've been to with my ex. My ex.... The one who was controlling my life after the break up. Now i'm this far that it doesn't affect me so i'm going to blog again...
So as you all migh know now it's over with the love of my girlfriend, the one from my blog-series. Now she told me there's no chance of getting back the feeling she once had. But we're still going to a festival in July. But i'm curious what will happen. Hope i won't go outragious on her. I'm thinking about this day all the time. So scared that it won't be a great day, can't enjoy my...
Ok so i'm on the couch at the house of my ex right now. Had a great day with her, bowling and drinkend some beers! Nice party we got going on haha. Now we talked a lot, again. She says she still loves me but can't come back to me until i found my old self. I'm not the person i was some years ago. Have to change. She still loves me. Drives my head crazy. What to do, what to do??...
Tomorrow i'm going out a day with my ex. Hoping that something good will come out. It's been a month now. I haven't left her out of my thoughts and my heart.... What to dooooooo Let her go out of my mind and leave it all behind? Or try to get the best out of tomorrow and hope that it will get back on track?
Ok, so me and my girl broke up 2 weeks ago..... Still strugling with it and i think it's the same for her. Lately i read a tweet from nickelback that they're coming to holland. Straight away i told it to her. Now she's going with her father. I'm not going at all. Did i just do a right thing by telling her that her favourite band is playing?
It's been a week now.... I lost my precious girl which i wrote about in the blogs.... Her love disappeared. But mine is still there. What to do, except cry like a baby and listen to love songs.... i want to do everything to get her back, EVERYTHING!!
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It may be cliche when Travis Ford said tonight's road game against Bedlam rival Oklahoma is no bigger than any other Big 12 Conference game, but in all actually, the next game on the schedule for Oklahoma State is quite possibly the biggest.
The Cowboys have never won in Norman under Ford — and in fact have not won at Lloyd Noble Arena since 2004. And while Bedlam bragging rights are on the line, the biggest picture falls to the Big 12 standings.
The loser of today's contest on ESPN will fall three games behind league-leading Kansas — and would find themselves mired in a logjam in the middle of the conference standings.
"It would mean a lot to me and the program," Cowboy senior guard Markel Brown said. "Coach Ford hasn't even won there since he's been here, so it'd mean a lot to this program to get a road Bedlam victory. And more importantly, it'd be another win under our belt and improve to 5-2 in the Big 12 and leave us in a great position for the rest of the season."
In order to have a shot at winning the program's first Big 12 championship in 10 years, winning on the road will essential for the Cowboys.
Oklahoma State has already lost two games on the road this year and have only won a combined nine conference road games the past five seasons — with last year's 5-4 mark being Ford's first winning conference road record in five years at OSU.
While winning on the road has been something this squad has been able to accomplish, with the biggest being at Kansas last season, there is still the lingering losses to OU.
"It's always a battle. That game, it's a highly anticipated game, everybody is waiting to see it," Brown said. "It's Bedlam. Everyone brings their A game, so it's going to be a hard-fought game."
Oklahoma (6-4, 5-2) has won three straight games, including Saturday's 74-65 win over Texas Tech at Lubbock. The Sooners began that streak with a two-point win at Waco against Baylor and have also knocked off Iowa State two weeks ago, handing the Cyclones their first loss.
"We're just trying to build," said Cameron Clark, who scored 16 against Tech.
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A few things that my clients and others have said about me. I pull these from twitter and from my LinkedIn profile. If you have worked with me and would like to recommend me, that would be lovely (but no pressure!).
My favourite talk at #dcnw13 today was presented by @lornajane about git and github.
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"Lorna is an expert in her field, is well prepared and maintains focus on the desired result. She's an excellent coach and trainer, very easy to work with and patient. Great value, results driven - can't really recommend her highly enough."
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Those who give freely were given praise by the American Red Cross at the 16th annual Bales' Humanitarian Gala on Thursday evening.
"The purpose of this event is to honor humanitarianism and honor people who prioritize reaching out to the community," said Catie Wheatley, executive director of the American Red Cross Clark County Chapter.
The inaugural event was held in 1988. It honored Hazel and Walter Bales — longtime local business leaders. They were also strong supporters of Clark County Red Cross, which is how the Bales and Red Cross partnership formed.
Now, each year the Gala recognizes Humanitarian Award recipients in the Bales' honor.
"We had our first meeting in January. Luckily, we have a strong foundation and a lot of support from the community," Wheatley said.
Three humanitarians were recognized — Paula Robinson, Harold Goodlett and Jennifer Mills-Knutsen.
Scott Carr, chairperson of the Red Cross board of directors, presented the awards to the recipients.
Robinson, Floyds Knobs, who volunteers with several organizations, was the first honoree. Carr said the one item he remembers reading in the nomination packet are the words, "I know she is a gift from God."
"I encourage everyone to find a charity they connect with and give back," Robinson said. "The rewards you'll get back are well worth the investments."
Goodlett, Charlestown, serves on the gala community board. Carr said Goodlett is a man of integrity who wants others to succeed alongside him.
"It is, I think, one of the best awards that could be bestowed upon a person," Goodlett said.
In his remarks, Carr said the Rev. Mills-Knutsen, pastor at St. Luke's United Church of Christ, has developed a significant track record for helping people in a short period of time.
"In pastoral life, much like a Red Cross worker, we are invited to be with people on the worst days of their lives, but also on the best," Mills-Knutsen said.


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---- — As a kid growing up downstate in little Clarkston, Mich., I recall sitting in the family backyard watching the volunteer fire department throw off a few minutes of fireworks at the high school football field every Independence Day. It was a ritual that brought our family and neighborhood together every year and planted seeds of pride and patriotism that are instilled within me today.
Fast forward to 2011. For years, Traverse City enjoyed a fireworks display over West Grand Traverse Bay funded by various civic groups, organizations and municipalities banding together to make sure the region had something to celebrate the occasion with.
But 2011 was a tough year economically and it didn't appear there was going to be a centrally focused effort to raise the monies necessary to pull off a fireworks event on the Fourth.
As Executive Director of the National Cherry Festival, I was in a position to gather a few local volunteers together and drum up 11th-hour assistance from various public and private entities, enough to cobble together a respectable 2011 Independence Day fireworks program.
Afterwards, we went to work to create a non-profit organization with a simple mission ... to provide a solution to satisfy the funding and production for the annual Fourth of July Independence Day fireworks display over West Grand Traverse Bay.
We called our creation the "Traverse City Boom Boom Club." In 2012, we were lucky enough to garner the support of 56 individuals, seven municipalities and 10 civic organizations that allowed us to produce a 30-minute show featuring 1,100 shells varying in size from three to 10 inches in diameter, and live simulcasting from WTCM. It was quite a sight.
This year, the Traverse City Boom Boom Club is excited to say we're going to produce another great fireworks event over the bay. We are approaching last year's fund-raising total, but we have some more work to do. You can help. Our ultimate goal is to have the annual fireworks display funded through the grass roots of our region. These fireworks are our fireworks, July 4th is our Independence Day and this is our opportunity to celebrate together for a common cause.
You can contribute anytime on line at www.tcboomboom.org, or come down to the Open Space July 4. The Grand Traverse Veterans Coalition will collect contributions at the Cherry Festival front entrance, the Cherry Festival is contributing proceeds from that night's concert. and the TC Boom Boom Club VIP party has seats available starting at $25.
I've come a long way from the backyard of my youth, but the devotion to our Independence and freedom still burns within me. I know I'm not alone. See you Thursday.
About the author: Tim Hinkley is a former Executive Director of the National Cherry Festival and is president of the Traverse City Boom Boom Club.
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Café Galante is an eclectic change of pace
Date: February 10, 2010
by: Observer Staff
St. Armands Circle has lots of options for al fresco dining. A classic is the casual and eclectic Café Galante. For a quarter century, the Hungry Fox occupied this space on the second floor directly over Cha Cha Coconuts. Ikbal Joseph purchased it about three years ago, in a deal that apparently included the previous owner's daughter, Janet, who is still a waitress there.
As Janet tells the story, Joseph operated the restaurant as the Hungry Fox for only a few months, before the building had to shut down for major reconstruction. In that time, the new owner traveled to Italy to buy new furnishings and tableware that give the premises its decidedly Milanese flair.
Café Galante promises "authentic Lebanese, classic American and a touch of Italian." By day, the American comes first in a breakfast menu that offers all the classics at pleasantly affordable prices. "A touch of Italian" here is an omelet with Italian sausage, green peppers, onion and mozzarella toped with the restaurant's homemade marinara sauce ($9.75).
Lunch offers a nice selection of classic sandwiches from a B.L.T. ($8) to a traditional Philly cheese steak ($11). The burger ($8.50) delivers the promised half-pound of beef; at a recent lunch, it arrived cooked as ordered with thin, crisp French fries. Salad-lovers will find a half-dozen to choose from, and those with heartier appetites can select from entrées such as eggplant parmesan ($9.50) and lemon chicken ($12).
Galante's Lebanese specialties dominate at dinner time. Mezza (appetizers) sampled include baba ghannouj, eggplant and tahini dip ($6); tabouleh, a salad of parsley, mint and burghul (aka bulghur) ($5) and labneh, Lebanese yogurt cheese ($5). All of Galante's Lebanese specialties are made from scratch and all our appetizers were good. The labneh was spectacular — tangy without being sour and unusually smooth for its ilk.
Meshawi amounts to a sampling of Lebanese main dishes, including filet mignon slices; shawarma chicken and kafta, grilled skewers of ground sirloin, richly seasoned, onion and parsley, topped with a dollop of tomato concassé ($24). One diner had falafel ($9) — offered as an appetizer but more than adequate as an entrée. The fried chickpea patties topped with tomato, parsley, mint, turnips and tahini and wrapped in pita bread were tasty albeit on the dry side. A big surprise was the lasagna, which was astonishingly light, in large part thanks to the restaurant's own marinara sauce ($14).
Café Galante has both inside and outside tables. Flatware comes wrapped in a paper napkin and tabletops are beautiful but bare. Great care is evident; the neck of a catsup bottle was conspicuously and pristinely clean.
Locals and snowbirds alike will find a lot to like at Café Galante. The view from the second-story terrace is both charming and protected from street-level hustle and bustle. And that mix of "authentic Lebanese, classic American and a touch of Italian," unusual sounding though it may be, means lots of choices for everyone at the table.
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Mardi Gras is a week away, Tuesday, Feb. 12; however, Cobb County is kicking off the festivities early with a run on Marietta Square this weekend, a meet and eat for seniors on Thursday, and music and dining events leading up to Fat Tuesday.
Take a look at some of the events going on this week and next week, and be sure to share your events in the comments below or in the community calendar.
Mardi Gras Meet & Eat for Seniors
Thursday, February 7 from noon to 2 p.m.
Cost: $8.00 Resident; $10 Non-Resident
Join the Freeman Poole Senior Center for the Mardi Gras Meet and Eat. Dress to impress. Akil Shakir will be performing live with music from the 70's. Enjoy a delicious meal too. Call the C. Freeman Poole Senior Center at 770-801-3400 for details and reservation.
Marietta Mardi Gras 5K Run
Saturday, Feb. 9 on Marietta Square
Cost: $30; $15 for Tot-Trot
The 4th Annual Marietta Mardi Gras 5K Run on the Marietta Square will benefit the Junior League of Cobb-Marietta and it's Community Partners. The 5K run will begin at 8 a.m., with the 1K beginning at 8:45 a.m. and the Tot-Trot at 9 a.m. For the third year, the Junior League is teaming up with Shoes for the Cure for a shoe drive. All shoe donations are welcome - not just running shoes. There will be bins for drop-off available.
Oyster and Mardi Gras Festival at Atkins Park in Smyrna
Friday, Feb. 8 to Tuesday, Feb. 12
Atkins Park in Smyrna is hosting the second annual Oyster and Mardi Gras festival. There will be live music, New Orleans-style fare, drink specials, and all kinds of oysters, including po' boy form.
The fun begins Friday with free admission and a show by Dixie Duncan. Saturday and Sunday includes performances by Joe Garner & Company, The Quail Dogs, Man Made, Squirrelheads and others. Monday is family-friendly with music by GrassRoots, New Orleans cuisine, face painting and mask decorating. Fat Tuesday features a Mask Party. Bring your own mask or buy one for $5. Andrew Black & Friends perform at 9:30 p.m.
11 p.m.-4 a.m. Feb. 8. Free; 11 a.m.-3 a.m. Feb. 9. $5 advance, $10 at the door; 11 a.m.-4 a.m. Feb. 10. $5 advance, $10 at the door; 5:30-9 p.m. Feb. 11. Free; 9:30 p.m.-4 a.m. Feb. 12. $5.
Atkins Park Restaurant & Bar, 2840 S. Atlanta Road, Suite B, Smyrna. 770-435-1887, smyrnaoystermardigrasfest.com.
Henry's Louisiana Grill Mardi Gras in Acworth
Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013 at 4835 North Main Street Acworth, GA 30101
Downstairs is family Mardi Gras time with a costume contest for adults and kids; judging is at 7 p.m. for kids and 8 p.m. for adults. There will be food and drink specials, and beads, beads, beads!
Upstairs is Pardi Gras, Henry's-Style. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the DJ will be playing rockin' Louisiana tunes. Chef Henry's favorite Mardi Gras band, Delta Moon, will be performing from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. Best Costume judging at 10:30 p.m. $5 Hurricanes; $2 Shooters; $1 PBR: 21 and over to party upstairs.
New Orleans Sunday Jazz Brunch Buffet, Fat Tuesday Celebration at Copeland's of New Orleans in Kennesaw
Sunday, Feb. 10, the three-piece Traci Wynn Band will perform. Guests can choose from an array of New Orleans staples including boiled shrimp, jambalaya, etouffee and more. Omelet, prime rib and dessert stations.
A special Fat Tuesday event takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. on Feb. 12 and features the Trevor Truvill Band. A variety of crawfish dishes will be on hand, and Hurricane cocktails and Mardi Gras punch are among the libations.
10 a.m.-3 p.m. Feb. 10. $21.99; $18.99 ages 65 and older; $8.99 ages 5-10; free ages 4 and younger. 1142 Barrett Parkway N.W., Kennesaw. 770-919-9612, copelandsatlanta.com.
Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball: A Fundraiser for Loving Arms Cancer Outreach
Saturday, Feb. 16, 6:30 to 11 p.m. at InfoMart, 1582 Terrell Mill Rd., Marietta 30067
Cost: $50/ person or $80/ couple
All are invited to attend this very special event. Proceeds will go to assist cancer patients with financial, emotional and educational needs as they go through the cancer journey. The attire is semi-formal/ formal. Ticket price includes admission, buffet dinner, dancing, party favors and one drink ticket. Tickets can be purchased online at lovingarmscanceroutreach.org.


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Somerset, Mass. — June L. (Cobb) Wilkinson, 92, of Somerset passed away on Monday, January 28, 2013, at Saint Anne's Hospital in Fall River. She was the wife of the late Sumner Wilkinson. June was born in Salem, the daughter of the late Willis L. and Grace (Manning) Cobb.
She devoted her life to raising her family. June cherished the time she spent with her family and friends. Mrs. Wilkinson was very active at the Church of Our Saviour in Somerset. She participated in the choir, Women's Guild and the Couples Club. June was also the past president of the Somerset Women's Club PM Division and a member of the Rainbow Girls. Mrs. Wilkinson volunteered at Charlton Memorial Hospital and enjoyed reading and knitting.
Survivors are two daughters, Joanne Johnson and her husband Ralph Major of Denver, N.C., Barbara Kutz, Donald, Steven, John, Kristen, David and Ashley; four great-grandchildren, Robert, Morgan, J.P., and Madelyn; a brother Harry Cobb of Florida and many nieces and nephews. She was the mother of the late, Donald Wilkinson; sister of the late Madeline Powers and Robert Cobb.
ARRANGEMENTS: A funeral Mass with Requiem Eucharist will be held on Friday, February 8, 2013, at 1:30 p.m. in the Church of Our Saviour, 2112 County Street, Somerset, followed by burial in Gibbs Cemetery in Somerset. The family will receive relatives and friends at the church from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. To light a candle, sign guest book, church directions go to www.hathawayfunerals.com or call 508-672-3572. All arrangements have been entrusted to the care of the Hathaway Community Home for Funerals, 900 Buffinton St., Somerset.


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The national median home value is $152,300.
The average price of homes sold in Penns Grove, NJ is $82,800.
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THIS ONE WON'T LAST. A picturesque home in LAYTON'S LAKE with panoramic views of the lake from every rear facing window. This delightful home is sure to captivate you from the moment you walk in the door. Completely updated throughout w/elegant modern touches, original features have been retained to uphold the home's classic appeal. Original hardwoods are in the Great Room and Dining Rooms. Cozy up to the fire in the spacious light filled Great Room with beautiful moldings and built-ins, or sneak away to the main floor office or sunroom, both are peaceful retreats. The stunning custom kitchen boasts granite countertops and upscale stainless steel appliances. A large bedroom and bath are ample space for an IN-LAW Suite. Two bedrooms are located upstairs each with large windows maximizing the views. The Master Bath has a Jacuzzi Tub. Sliders lead to the large deck, great for entertaining! An attic, basement w/walkout, and garage are more than adequate for storage. Newer Siding, Anderson Windows, Roof, HVAC and Electric Service are some major updates. This is a well maintained MOVE IN READY Home. Easy access to Rt.295, Turnpike, and the Delaware and Philadelphia bridges.
Church and School: Built in 1921. It is 17,280+/- s/f, three story, brick exterior, with partial basement. The first floor was the church and the second and third floors were a school. Hall: This is a metal Quonset hut built around 1950 with an attached block building. The total building area is approximately 7,040 s/f. The main section (Quonset hut) was a former gymnasium/all purpose room with stage. The addition is a former kitchen/dining hall and is fully equipped. The building also has restrooms and HVAC. Bldg. 3: This was a former pre-school and office building. It is approximately 1,578 s/f, wood frame on a concrete slab. It is now vacant and used for storage. Rectory & Convent: These are two detached dwellings that were connected. They were reportedly built between 1935 and 1945 as a rectory and convent. The total above grade building area is approximately 6,794 s/f. They are two and one half story with unfinished basements. The convent has a chapel, restroom, 4 bedrooms, a partial bathroom, and an unfinished attic. The rectory has 2 offices, kitchen, pantry, partial bath, four bedrooms, and full bath. Subject property is real estate tax exempt and used as a religious facility.
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Great Investment Property! Formerly Montagna's Auto Repair for over 20 years. This est.7000 sq. ft. block building is very well maintained and ideally located. The front section of the building consists of a store front window and 2 overhead doors (1 auto/1 truck). The 3 bay garage is accessed by 3 overhead side doors (8'x10'), and an overhead door (10'x12') for truck access from the rear of the building. Garage is equipped with 2 lifts(1 air /1 electric), 2 compressors, wash bay, 2 offices(front/back), 1 bath, 2 zone heat, 1 ac unit, and septic replaced in 2008. The walk up attic provides additional storage space that extends the length of the building. Situated in the rear of the property are 2 storage sheds with electric and an over size trailer for extra storage. Paved parking areas front and rear. The 1.12 acre property is surrounded by a 6' chain link fence with double gate opening. Perfect for auto/truck repair, body shop or detail service. Building can be divided offering possible rental income as well. Make your appointment today!
Building downstairs can be used for any type of business (partially) studded and new storefront and above there are 3 apts. two 2 bedroom and one 5 bedroom. They are nearly completed. Rents can pay all expenses
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