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Daily deals platform orchestrates first-ever offer from CPG brand.
Groupon subscribers in San Francisco and Minneapolis/St. Paul on Thursday were offered a deal on food that they'd actually have to serve themselves.
General Mills became the first CPG brand to test the daily deals platform, asking $20 for $40 worth of breakfast cereal, snacks, cookie mix, canned corn, and Hamburger Helper. Such items are part of the 90-year-old giant's "General Mills Sampler Pack," which was accompanied in the Groupon offer by a coupon book worth $15. The pitch also included free home delivery.
The 4,500-voucher allotment for the Twin Cities sold out at 9:21 p.m. ET. San Francisco's 500 available vouchers sold out by 3:16 p.m. ET.
Five-thousand vouchers isn't exactly a huge number on the daily deals platform. When comparing the effort to other national Groupon offers, General Mills is clearly in test mode.
"We're always looking for efficient ways to sample our products and given Groupon's scale, we thought this would be a way to reach a sizeable audience," Karl Schmidt, the food giant's director of promotion marketing, told Ad Age. "Our next steps are to evaluate the results - I think the early read is positive - and then factor the results into our next fiscal year, which begins in June."
Minneapolis-based General Mills isn't the only company to sell CPG products directly through Groupon. E-commerce sites like Soap.com began offering household items on Groupon last year.
But mostly, the Chicago-based Groupon is known for its local restaurant deals.
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Try it, you'll love it !!
We just spent a week-end with another couple at this charming Inn. From the moment we walked in the door of this Inn, built in 1804, warmth and hospitality surrounded us. Jeff and Natalie,the Inn Keepers,greeted us and made us feel like this was our home away from home.
Our suites were beautifully decorated and immaculately clean,as was every room in this gorgeous home. One of the suites has a fabulous big fireplace.
The breakfasts were gourmet to say the very least,heavenly delightful! Jeff is an incredible chef. There was hot coffee and tea all day long,and at 3 o"clock everyday,Natalie produced a devine treat of pie or cake.
Jeff and Natalie provide so many little extras,we've never experienced anywhere else. We all wanted to stay forever. We highly recommend the Inn,we can't wait to go back!
MML and BDF,Massachusetts
40th Anniversay Get-Away splendor....
It was our 40th wedding anniversary and we wanted to travel again to the Bar Harbor area, a place we had not visited in over 30 years. We had heard from friends of ours who had stayed at the Coach Stop Inn and had a wonderful experience so we decided to call the Inn and check them out.
Jeff answered the phone and I told him of my husbands handicap restrictions and yes, they could accommodate us in the Heritage Suite.
As soon as we drove in both Jeff and Natalie were out the front door to greet us and offer me a helping hand. We were escorted to our suite and given the tour of their beautiful inn. From that moment on we had the greatest 40th anniversary anyone could ask for.
Our suite had a beautiful fireplace and we were supplied the logs....Jeff even lite the fire for us.
Hubby relaxed in a chair and I curled up on the couch with a warm wrap, provided by Natalie.....a delicious cup of coffee and a homemade piece of pie, compliments of Natalie.
As I looked around our room I remarked to my hubby about how clean everything was. The linen and towels are all "sparkling white and fresh." In the towel basket was an individually wrapped "facial cleanser" to remove my make-up. Now this was very special.....a product that I had never seen before but a new habit I have incorporated into my own personal care.
Breakfast........a gourmet experience. I can still see and taste the blueberry fritters when I close my eyes, and with real maple syrup too. Our breakfast wasn't rushed; we had the chance to savor every mouthfull of Jeff's menu choice of the day. Just imagine stuffed french toast....to die for.
Jeff and Natalie recommended a place for dinner that was perfect for the two of us....so perfect we went a second night as well. It amazed us how they just new what we would like and what restaurant provided the type of access my husband needed. They supplied us with directions and passes to area places of interest that we greatly appreciated.
I especially enjoyed the fact that there was not a TV in our suite or a telephone. How wonderful to just sit and talk with your loved one or read or take a nap. I did go to the parlor one evening to catch the evening news and picked up a cup of tea in the dining room along the way. I must fess up....I did take two of Natalie's delicious homemade cookies as well. No matter when you walk by the dining area there is a homemade "delight" for you to enjoy. Can you remember when you were a child and you would "sneak into the kitchen" to get one of Mom's homemade cookies. This is just what it felt like for me.
We had three wonderful evenings at the Coach Stop Inn. Will we ever go back???? You bet we will. There is not a single place in Bar Harbor, Maine that we would rather stay. The Coach Stop Inn is the place we know that we will be served superb food, have caring and accommodating innkeepers, plenty of peace and relaxation and the cleanliness of an Inn that would be equal to guest accommodations at our White House in Washington DC. This place is ***** 5 stars!
We loved the Coach Stop Inn!
Jeff and Natalie were probably born to be inn keepers. Their warmth made us feel at home immediately. Natalie has done a superb job with the furnishings and such as well as with the herb garden in the back. Jeff's breakfasts are creative, delicious, artistically presented, delicious, and they taste pretty good, too.
At the risk of our room not being available the next time we need it, we cannot recommend the Inn more highly. Every time we go to Maine, we set aside at least one day to catch up with Natalie and Jeff.
Your comfort, and a delightfully full belly each morning, will be their primary concern.
WOW!!! What a fantastic spot!!! I want to transport Natalie and Jeff and the Coach Stop to each location that I travel to in the future.
Old fashioned, personnal Inn Keepery
We were looking for something different, to spend a few days playing hooky from the world. (after 40+ years of marriage, call it a second honeymoon). It all started by the way the Inn responded to reservations (and changes) - we got to speak to a real person. Positive, friendly, and relaxed. Trekking from New Mexico to Maine we got there one afternoon and discovered a jewel of a 17th century inn (with a real herb garden yet!), with an open door, a warm welcome, a cup of tea, all as if we were visiting with our favourite niece. The rooms so perfect (with modcons of the 21 century) that we spent a lot of time in it, there's reading material on the dressor, towels galore, flowers inside and out, just like home.
Breakfasts are something else. Cooked by the Inn Keeper from fresh, different every morning, they reach the description of "high gourmet" (and hey!, I'm Belgian - cooking we know about!) and full of surprises. Coffee, Tea, cookies, cake are available all day, just help your self. The whole show is run by Jeff and Nathalie who positively bubble with enthousiasm and tend to do everything right. This is model in the genre, and open all year. We have spent 40 years in the service industry, and this one takes the cake.
Friendly and cozy place to stay
A lovely B & B just outside of town on the main road. Stayed there 9/05 for 3 nights and it was wonderful. The host, Jeff and Natalie, couldn't have been nicer. The breakfast were fantastic and almost couldn't wait to get home mid afternoon for pie and coffee. The Inn was built in the early 1800's (remolded beautifully) and we highly recommend it. Van Smith, Collierville, Tn.
A Wonderful Retreat
My wife and I recently had the pleasure of staying at a wonderful B&B in Bar Harbor, ME. The Coach Stop Inn is a delightful and comfortable B&B,located a short distance from downtown and Acadia National Park. Jeff & Natalie greeted us on our arrival and we were extremely accommodating to our needs. Our room was cozy and beautifully decorated. Breakfast in the morning was the best we've experienced in any of our B&B stays anywhere in New England. A great place to stay if visiting the Bar Harbor/Acadia area!
B&B's Don't Get Better Than This
What a delight. Turn of the century rustic elegance, wonderful, experienced and caring hosts, superb food, and complete comfort from the get-go. We spent our first night in the Heritage room which made us feel as we'd moved back 200 years, when this was a tavern and actual "Coach Stop". Our final two nights were in the Abbey Suite, complete with curtained tub, and a delightful sitting room. Jeff and Natalie have hit a home run here, which is incredible, given their take-over and re-do of this establishment in April 2005. You will enjoy their youthful enthisiasm, their decorative and time-sensitive touches, their maturity in this business, sense of history, and yes, those signature blueberry fritters. We'll be back...........Dave and Carolyn
A warm and wonderful Inn
We recently spent two nights at the Coach House Inn and we were very impressed with the warm welcome we received from the owners Jeff and Natalie. We loved our two room suite with a fireplace. The Inn is lovely, beautifully decorated and the morning breakfasts by Jeff were strictly gourmet.
Each afternoon Natalie bakes a new treat for the guests. She also was so helpful in making recomendations and reservations for dinners.
We recommend it highly!
My husband & I stayed at the Coach Stop Inn for 3 nights while visiting Acadia. We truly had an excellent stay--the best B&B we've been to. Jeff & Natalie, the innkeepers, were so warm and friendly--really the perfect hosts. The breakfasts were gourmet-level & absolutely delicious. There are tasty baked goods in the afternoons too. We felt it was a really great value as well considering the rates in the area. I'd recommend this spot to anyone.
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... exposed granite, some only a foot wide, others huge swaths of granite marked by cairns. The vistas at the top were magnificent, the rugged coast and many small island laid out below us in the afternoon sun.
And so, we're off! More trails to walk; more bike roads to ride; more photos to take. Hope you enjoy these first photos of Acadia NP. The weather was fabulous over the weekend. We hiked and biked in tee shirts. Now we have jackets on in Seattle like ...
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... for the meal I sent back. For us this was a 2/5.
Next day we went to the Caf� This Way on Rodick Street to get lobster rolls. Well, we paid nearly $50 US for two lobster rolls on hot dog buns with chips (not fries) just chips. Waaaayyyyy overpriced! And again only so-so… maybe 3/5. Enough said..
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... fog, but we got off Just in time meet our 12.30 tour 'Best of Both Worlds' – still foggy and light rain – Queen Mary 2 docked out from here as well and passengers being tendered off.
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... back to Bar Harbor for dinner at Testa's and Susann had her first ever whole, Maine lobster meal. Sorry for the blurred photo of it, but it was taken with a phone in dim light. Before going to Testa's downtown, we tried to get into an outdoor restaurant out near our cabin, but it was so packed, there was no room to park to get in - but we did stop to get a peek at the steaming lobster pots outside and held 2 sacks of cooked whole lobsters.
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EARLY VOTING: The opportunity to vote early continues now through Saturday (April 4) at the following locations: Arlington Heights Village Hall (33 S. Arlington Heights Rd./call 847/368-5000 for dates and hours); and Des Plaines City Hall (1420 Miner St./call 847/391-5300.) Mount Prospect does not have an early voting site. Election day is Tuesday (April 7.) For more voter information, click here .
POLL WORKERS NEEDED: Cook County is also looking for workers to oversee elections on Tuesday (April 7) in municipalities including Mount Prospect, Des Plaines, Buffalo Grove, Hoffman Estates, Rolling Meadows, Streamwood and Wheeling. Poll workers serve either as election judges or equipment managers. Election judges receive $175 for completing a 3-hour training session and working on Election Day. Equipment managers receive $325. To qualify, you must be a registered voter and live in Cook County. To complete an online application, or for more info, click here or call 312/603-0965.
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EASTER EGG HUNT: Bring your little bunnies and lambs (ages 2-7) out on Sunday (March 29) at Noon to Capannari Ice Cream (10 S. Pine St.) for the annual Easter Egg Hunt. Five-thousand eggs will be hidden on the grounds. The special guest is, of course, the Easter Bunny! For more info, call 847/392-2277.
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EASTER SUNDAY: In observance of Easter, the Library will be closed on Sunday (April 5.) You can still conduct research and place items on hold by visiting www.mppl.org. You can also download e-books and audio books by visiting MyMediaMall with your Mount Prospect Library Card. The Library will resume normal business hours on Monday (April 6) from 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.
EASTER BRUNCH: Enjoy a Champagne Brunch on Sunday (April 5) at one of two seatings: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. or Noon – 2 p.m. at Rob Roy Golf Course (505 E. Camp McDonald Rd. PH.) The menu is enhanced by champagne mimosas, a juice and coffee station, and a delicious dessert display. The cost is $24.95/person and $14.95 for those ages 10 and younger. If children join your party, note that when making reservations, so the Easter Bunny can deliver a special gift. For reservations, call 847/296-4653.
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Congratulations to the Boston Red Sox, who were the superior team in every way. 9-1 the final today...the Angels were never really in it, it seemed...even though it was only 2-0 til the 8th.
Thanks, Angels, for a great season with a lot of thrills. You can hold your heads high.
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
But we got smoked by the Rangers, and Oakland as well. And as streaky as the Angels tend to be, I feel this was a poor decision by Scioscia.
And maybe it's time for Stoneman to hit the road. And Bud Black. We should have had another bat or two, and SOMEONE needs to work with our bullpen!
Bah.. Seems like the same problems the Angels have been having for the past four years or so. Great that they won the divison, but Boston was STACKED with talent. Let's hope that Arte will want to spend some of his hard earned cash on some additional talent on next year's team.
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I went to the game today. I hate feeling like the season was cut short. Knew it wasn't looking good when GA left the game. Can't believe he was even able to play the last two games. Stayed till the last out when a lot of people were leaving during the 8th, gotta support the team until the end.
My own personal gripe.... too many Red Sox fans there (as usual). Angel fans need to stop selling their tickets (I know... I can keep dreaming)
It's the same old story. Stoneman needs to do something to shore up the offense, and perhaps the bullpen as well. We need to have a team that can not only win a relatively weak A.L West, but win in the playoffs too.
In 04 we won the division and were blown out in the first round by the Red Sox. In 05 we beat the Yanks in the first round but were mowed down by the White Sox. The Angel attack was non-existent.
They've lost seven straight postseason games now since winning game 1 against the White Sox two years ago.
Again, thanks Angels for a fun season. Paging Mr. Bill Stoneman...paging Mr. Stoneman...
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
I was one of those people leaving after the 8th disaster. I'm going to use my line- I'll go to the funeral but I won't look in the open casket.
One thing to remember. Angels have sold about 23,000 season tickets. Those people get their playoff tickets, the rest are bought online. No way to block Boston fans out of the lottery system.
Crappy game. No WAY you let Scioscia go, that's just lunacy. Stoneman deserves some heat. The guy never fills a need at the trading deadline.
Tough weekend in LA area sports.... i'm just dooped and pooped...
Three-time MVP Larry Bird, noting that Bryant has been the NBA's premier player for years, told Sports Illustrated's Dan Patrick before this week's announcement, "When someone told me the other day that Kobe hadn't won an MVP trophy, it sort of made me feel like I wanted to throw mine away."
I left in the 8th inning today. No way I was gonna watch Boston celebrate on our field. It was awful leaving the ballpark. I hugged my three favorite ushers goodbye for the season and with tears in my eyes drove out of there. The last game of the year is always pretty emotional for me.
I won't be too quick to pass blame on this. The fact is, we had about aero offense this series. I don't know that you can blame that on one person.
I hope Cleveland can close out the Yankees tomorrow. That still gives me a team to root for in the AL.
Yeah tough to let them go, but the team doesn't need those 3. In fact the Cards and Jays would be happy to rid themselves of those 3 guys right now. It's much like Disneyland, it's sad to see some of your favorite rides go, but hopefully it was done to better the team.
Hope that made sense.
The Angels need to add one bat. That's all. Adding one ace wouldn't hurt, either, to keep up with the Boston arms race. But mostly, they need to get lucky on the scheduling. The Angels would have killed NY, and Cleveland would have stood a good chance against the BoSox. Then the Angels would have been favored to win the AL pennant. Sometimes, the matchups and luck of the draw have a lot to do with it.
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Gear and Weapons question
So another day has gone by and I done my share of ground PvP and I come to a few conclutions.
1. Gear and weapons are not even necessary to buy anymore, why waste the credits on that?
2. Only thing you need is 1-2 sci persons, maybe not even that, in your party and you can run around exploiting your way around.
3. The game is way unbalanced towards sci persons.
4. we need a timer in ground pvp for when where are no oponents so we do not have to sit around for 40 minutes doijng nothing while waiting for players to log in.
Why do I come with those conclutions? Well with exploit at the high rate it is I would guess that in a normal arena it would count for at least 70% of the kills given that you got sci fellas with you, otherwise a tiny bit smaller.
Gear/shields/weapons etc do not in any way affect exploit neither up nor down only thing you really need is the rifle butt or hand slap or whatever thats called in order to get the exploit. Then you can run around with the gun you get from start and just RB until you get exploit and kill person that way.
Thats the current situation in todays ground PvP, it has boiled down to who can get the exploit fastest. Its not a matter of skill in combat or who has better gear or better setup or healers. It has boiled down to one point and that is to get the exploit as fast as you can.
I believe thats wrong, I believe that as warriors you would seek a warriors way of killing someone meaning by blaster or batleth or whatever but the "old" ways. That would create more and better matches than todays "run and exploit until die".
Another thing is the 40 kills to clear arena, now that in itself is...excessive, it only takes 15 kills in a space battle and people die as fast if not faster in space than on the ground so...
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* make gear that will lower the chanse of exploits, thus making it harder for folx to get it and they actually would have to fight in order to win.
* make it so that people who respawn have a "grace period" that they can't shoot nor can be shot or damages, say 5 second. This so if they where to respawn in middle of enemy group they have a chanse to escape.
* cut down on the amount of kills required for win in ground pvp arenas.
* put a timer on arenasa since there have been some times that there is only 1 oponent and killing that one 40 times is tidious and have a tendency to make that person leave and then your just hanging around doimng nothing. A timer if there is no player in oposing team would fix that issue right up.
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I run around with a medic kit on ground for all the juicy heals. I have tricoder scan as my only special ability that can potentially expose. I like it as i can perma heal myself and buff against exposes.
With the changes on tribble (removal of holds from exposes) i think i will be able to tank even more
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Yes, when that patch hits...seems to be delayed
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Gil1945 This hotel needs major revisions We checked into the hotel and we found no towels and one of the beds had a very hard mattress. We requested towels and asked to be switched to another room. The room that we were moved to had two good mattresses, but the room was not upgraded. The carpet as spotted. The TV remote battery was very weak and you had to stand right in front of the TV for it to operate. The cover on the air handler was loose and hanging down in the room . We were accustomed to having free wifi in the room. July 31, 2013
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Rated 1 out of 5 by away4mhome Get me out of here! I travel frequently for both business and leisure and I have been staying exclusively at Starwood Hotels and Resorts for the past few years. I have become accustomed to receiving top-notch customer service at Sheraton hotels, but the Sheraton Suites at Cypress Creek in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States appears to be quite the exception. My partner and I planned a trip to Fort Lauderdale from July 7, 2013 to July 14, 2013 inclusive staying at the Sheraton Suites at Cypress Creek; however, we had the most unpleasant experience and dissatisfaction with the property and customer service. Firstly, the front desk staff did not wear a uniform, did not have any name tags, and did not greet us with enthusiasm or pleasant demeanor. In their monotone voices, they processed our check-in and pointed to the elevators, highlighting the heated outdoor pool (at 35oC weather) and the fitness centre. The property left a lot to be desired given that the photographs on the SPG website did not portray the real thing - clearly false advertising. There were buckets catching dripping water throughout the building, including the restaurant and hallways. The carpet in the hallways looked like they had never seen a vacuum cleaner and/or any actual cleaning solutions. Furthermore, the outdoor pool area was not well maintained. We decided to give the in-house restaurant the benefit of the doubt. From the onset, the server forgot our appetizer order, which could be understandable if the restaurant were busy; however, there were a total of three tables including ours being served at the time. We ordered hamburgers. The lettuce in the burgers was brown and soggy; clearly it was old and not fresh. The burger itself was tasteless and there were no condiments provided at the table. The accompanying fries were hard and tasteless, appearing to have been fried multiple times. The restaurant server was clueless almost zombie-like, clearly not very inviting. Upon entering our Guestroom # 627, the carpet was dirty, almost brown-black, with a sticky stain by the kitchenette sink. The bathroom bowl and bathtub were yellow. There was no hair dryer. The mattress was not a sleep comfort one. There were oily stains on the bed covers, which were very unappealing. There were no pens, no notepads not even a hotel directory in the room. It was a very disappointing experience that clearly necessitated a remedy. We went to the front desk to have the remainder of the reservation cancelled. Again, the front desk staff did not question our desire to cancel the reservation and just simply brushed us aside and proceeded with the cancellation and went to the back office. Moreover, when we received the guest folio in our room the next morning, it was not even on letterhead. As you can imagine, this was clearly a very disappointing and frustrating experience that we did not expect from a Starwood Hotel property. July 18, 2013
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Mark67 Disappointment at a declining property We've stayed at this Sheraton several times in the past. This time our extended family reserved five rooms. The bathroom shower curtails are too small and water leaks on the floor. There is also mold in the shower area. One night we did not receive bath towels and called three times before going to the desk to pick some up. (the manager finally gave us 1/2 of a night's stay gratis). The breakfast buffet is not much more than what one gets for free at other hotels but this one is over-priced. I just took out one glass each of orange juice and milk and the waiter only charged me for the juice ($4.75!) with the apology that other people have protested the high charge in the past so he just charged for one item. The bed and room were comfortable and the swimming pool and lobby are nice but we have our qualms about returning. Seems like each time we are told that they are about to revamp rooms. July 2, 2013
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Play dominoes the way it is done in Puerto Rico or have your name written in Chinese at the annual International Festival this weekend in downtown Spartanburg.
International Festival entertainment schedule
International Kids Zone
Barnet Park
11 a.m.: Magic by Marty
11:30 a.m.: Aunt Pearlie Sue Gullah Tales
Noon: Magic by Marty
12:30 p.m.: Aunt Pearlie Sue Gullah Tales
1 p.m.: Catawba Indian Drummers
2 p.m.: Parade of Nations
2:30 p.m.: McCracken Step Team
3 p.m.: Bards of Eirann
3:30 p.m.: Magic by Marty
3:45 p.m.: Ballet Spartanburg Hip Hop
4:30 p.m.: Aunt Pearlie Sue Gullah Tales
5 p.m.: Magic by Marty
Barnet Park Bier Garten
Presented by Budweiser of Spartanburg
1 to 3 p.m.: Hip Bones Jazz
Global Review Stage
St. John Street
11 a.m.: Low Blow Jazz
Noon: Rince na h'Eirann
12:30 p.m.: Grandfather Mountain Mini Pipes & Drum
1 p.m.: Layali Layla Dance Company
2:30 p.m.: Buen Ache' Afro Latino Dance Company
3 p.m.: Expressions de mi Tierra
3:45 p.m.: Taal School of Indian Folk Dance
4 p.m.: Balinese Dance
4:15 p.m.: Ballet Folklorico Internacional de Greenville
5 p.m.: I-94
Worldwide Showcase Stage
Zimmerli Amphitheater at Barnet Park
11 a.m.: Spartanburg Martial Arts
11:45 a.m.: Star Makers Dance Company
1 p.m.: Kenyan Safari Acrobats
2 p.m.: Parade of Nations
2:30 p.m.: Miss Marion's School of Dance, Carolina Youth Dance Theater
3:15 p.m.: Layali Layla Dance Company
4:15 p.m.: Kenyan Safari Acrobats
5 p.m.: Beugue Fallou & Djinma-Djinma
5:30 p.m.: Gordon & Eliana Owens Salsa
Local residents from more than 50 countries ranging from Canada to Cameroon are participating in the annual event scheduled for 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Barnet Park. There is no admission fee to attend the celebration.
Visitors can sample dishes from France, Laos or Kenya at the Boulevard of Food. Or buy handmade jewelry from India or an African sweetgrass basket at the Fair Trade Folk Art Market. Other activities planned include a parade of nations at 2 p.m. and a day filled with music, dance and a children's entertainment area.
"The festival is so popular because of the educational aspect," said Jane Warner, festival coordinator for the City of Spartanburg Special Events Department. "There are 54 countries represented with all the entertainment, food and kids' area, so where else are you going to get that much of a worldwide culture in a short period of time?"
Organizers also have a special section where festivalgoers can learn more about a featured country or continent. Africa was selected for this year.
At the entrance to the park, festivalgoers will meet representatives from Nigeria, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal and Zimbabwe. They will talk to visitors and give them information about their countries.
"We started honoring a country three years ago, but we realized we could get so much more out of it by honoring a continent," Warner said.
"People will really be enlightened from what they learn."
In addition to the festival, visitors can walk across the street to the Chapman Cultural Center for more entertainment. Two free concerts will be held in the Plaza beginning with Windjammers and St. John Brass at noon and at 2 p.m., and the Repertory Company will have a free performance in the lobby of the David Reid Theater.
Free Zumba dance classes will be offered at 2 p.m. and a free student art exhibit will be displayed on the first and second floors of the West Wing Building.
A flat fee of $5 will allow visitors to go to the Art Museum, Regional History Museum and the Science Center. Kids will be admitted free when accompanied by a paying adult.
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my android tablet detects my wifi network, then almost immediately disconnects from it. I have no idea what is going on as this is not my area of expertise. I just want to plug & play. can someone help me please??
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Which tablet? There are many android tablets. Put in the password? Signal strength ok?
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I guess from what i have read that is one of those cheap chinese Tablets. MID / Wonder media. I have input the password previously, but it mostly just asks to CONNECT or reject. I get a message saying "Authenticating network", and then it shows wifi disconnected. The signal strenght varies from fair, good , excellent, even though the tablet is sitting about 50 cm from my router (which is a talktalk one) I'm really new to wifi technology.
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Microsoft Office 365
A Web-based version of Microsoft's Office suite of enterprise-grade applications. Office 365 is delivered to users through the cloud and includes Exchange Online for email, SharePoint Online for collaboration, Lync Online for unified communications, and a suite of Office Web Apps, Web-based versions of the traditional Microsoft Office suite of applications. Office 365 users also have the option of accessing the applications in Microsoft Office 2010 Professional via a monthly subscription.
Office 365 is part of Microsoft's Software Plus Services strategy, combining the advantages of cloud-based remote computing software options with the company's traditional base of on-premises software offerings. One advantage of Office 365 is that it is regularly updated approximately every 90 days without companies having to pay any upgrade fees.
In addition to targeting enterprise customers with Office 365, Microsoft is seeking to meet the needs of small businesses for affordable enterprise-level office applications by pricing Office 365 at $6 per user, per month.
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