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LOVE THIS SUNSCREEN! - 6/27/2013 11:28:08 AM My niece is a derm, and she spends a lot of time in Hawaii and S. CA. She doesn't tan....her skin is alabaster! I asked her if she burns, and she said, NOPE, I use Celazome! It's a time-release formula, and I don't burn with it, either....and I don't tan well, either. This stuff is WONDERFUL! Reapply after a few hours, and you are good all day...even at the beach! I play a lot of golf, and I don't worry about a thing while out for a round in the sunshine...even down in the desert.The best truly moisturizing spf lotion - 11/23/2012 12:13:13 PM I use this lotion as my daily moisturizer year-round. I've compared it to other SPF moisturizers/day creams with supposedly enhanced anti-aging ingredients and have not noticed anything better about those more complex, higher-priced lotions. I like this lotion for its ingredients--really effective and long-lasting. I like its lack of noticeable scent and its non-sticky, blendable texture. It does not interact weirdly with makeup as some lotions do. It does not cause my skin to break out or peel as some moisturizers do. Above all, I love the combination of a truly effective moisturizer and a great value. At about $25 for 4 oz., it costs the same or less per ounce than most good drugstore-brand SPF daily moisturizers--but with a higher, waterproof SPF. I have sensitive skin that is normal in summer and dry in winter. For my skin, this is the perfect everyday, year-round moisturizer. It might not be ideal year-round for someone with oily skin--but it still might be worth considering for beach, pool, and outdoor use.amazing product!!!!!!!! - 11/12/2012 5:28:27 PM when first recieving this product i was skeptical, i had a bad breakout around my forehead and eyebrow. after the first 2 days i noticed a significant difference in my skin. my skin was less oily and the breakouts had decreased tremendously! my mother who is blunt and very honest said wow! it has amazing results!!!!!great cleanser - 3/12/2012 7:28:49 PM I'm a medical esthetician and I love this cleanser! It works great for most skin types, but I wouldn't recommend for those with rosacea or sensitive skin. You can really feel it working on your skin, especially if you have an active pimple or sensitive spot. I use it every night and my face feels wonderful. Don't use it following chemical or glycolic peels, as it might be too harsh. But great for the inbetween times!best - 2/16/2012 2:16:35 PM i love this product, its like you can almost feel it working because of the cooling sensation. i used this acouple times and when i wake up, wash my face i can notice the difference under my eyes...great product - 12/12/2011 7:17:42 PM I live and work outdoors in Miami Florida, plus I am outdoors whenever possible. This is the first sun screen that works for me. By the way my heritage is Swedish/Irish so that is saying something.Great product - 11/15/2011 7:18:28 AM What a awesome product...worth the $$. One application lasts the day even if you get in and out of the water. We went for a 4 hour tube ride down the salt river (Arizona) in July with 1 application not one sign of sun burn on any of us but we still got great tans!61 and not looking it - 4/15/2011 7:20:26 AM I've been trying different products for years looking for the magic bullet. I do think that overtime your skin gets used to certain products and you need to change it up to get a maximum benefit. So this is my latest find. It works great for me. I've been told I look like I'm in my 50's and I have great skin. I also use this on my neck which has helped alot as well. Every skin type is different but give this a try. I has worked quite well for me.Great firming cream - 12/28/2010 4:48:09 PM I've been using this product for 3 weeks and I am definitely seeing results. My skin looks firmer around the nasolabial lines and chin areas. I hate the pump. It stopped working after one week. I called the 800 number on the bottle and they said it's not defective "just hit the bottle on my hand". It still isn't working and I have to use a q-tip to get the lotion out of the bottle. That's a disappointment since it was so expensive. I hope they address the pump problem, as I plan to order it again.I keep coming back to this product - 10/23/2010 10:24:48 AM I have fair skin and am allergic to some facial products. I live in the high desert of west Texas and use sunscreen every day. I have used Celazome for more years than I can remember, mostly on my face and neck (it's a little pricey for use on arms and legs). It's not sticky and I can wear my mineral powder makeup on top of it without it clumping and streaking. Every so often I try another product but I always come back to Celazome SPF30. It's the best I have tried at any price. -
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Thanks to nanosphere technology, Celazome skin care products are 75 times more concentrated than other skin care formulas, making them better able to nourish and heal the complexion. The tiny capsules that contain the ingredients also slowly release them into the skin for benefits that continue for hours after application. Clinically tested and proven to be better at treating conditions like signs of aging than ordinary products, the Celazome formulas use the latest science to safely beautify the skin.
Founded just before the turn of the new century, Celazome is dedicated to the goal of improving the quality of people's lives through advanced skin care management, backed by pharmaceutical standards of scientific research. As an acknowledged leader in nanotechnology, Celazome offers its patented Lymphazome® system to deliver pure, bioactive ingredients into skin tissues, for effective improvement in skin condition. This technology, created after years of research in their on-site laboratories, uses lecithin microbeads only 1/50th the size of human skin cells - small enough to be absorbed deep into the skin tissues - to create long-lasting benefits for skin care. The formulas are so effective that results can be astonishingly fast, often visible in two weeks or less for most people.
Celazome products are available in a wide selection, to address specific skincare needs as well as in balanced, multi-step care regimens. They provide high concentrations of carefully researched, selected and sourced ingredients. These concentrations – are often in strengths up to 75 times greater than those found in other lines of skin care products - to ensure fast and effective improvement in skin condition. The formulas are never tested on animals, but they are subjected to clinical tests to ensure that they meet the highest pharmaceutical standards of safety and efficacy. The high quality of the ingredients and manufacturing techniques ensure that the products remain stable and effective for two years after the date of production. The Celazome family of skincare products are used and recommended by dermatologists, plastic surgeons, hospitals, aestheticians and spas worldwide.


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An artist works a lifetime to have the opportunity such as Toneeke Runinwater Henderson could boast of. Chosen from 93 artists worldwide, the multimedia artist is the only one from Tennessee whose work will be seen in "INCITE; Dreams Realized," published by North Light Publications.
"I was fortunate enough to be one of them," she said. She received notice in December 2012 of the honor and her copy of "INCITE" arrived in the mail on Sept. 26.
Toneeke said that may not seem important to others, "but it is important for those artists who set a goal in life to work hard at what they feel and express through diligence."
She said that although she has been published four times, she is excited for the other artists and even for the ones who were not chosen, "for they will continue their paths and make their place along the artsy journey when their day comes." And, she added, "I will be just as excited for them."
As one of the artists whose works are available at the Museum Center at Five Points. Toneeke said her ultimate goal is to inspire other artists, young and old. "I create art every day," she explained. "Some days it is only one piece — other days it may be 10 pieces.
"If I could get away with painting the side of my house, I would," she said with a smile, "but my husband doesn't think I should shock the neighborhood."
Toneeke said what inspires her most is the interaction of combining materials and "who knows what will be the end result — it is the creative process that is constantly talking inside my head." Laughing, she added, "While writing this, I thought of fresh toasted garlic bread. That has to be a clue to something cooking in my brain."
She said she has always loved the method of layering any medium — watercolor, mixed media, paint — feeling excited and unconstrained by how it all transforms into art. Texture allows her to work with her hands, feeling the ridges and patterns take shape as she works with the materials. Rather than consciously thinking what she wants the work to be, Toneeke said she often closes her eyes to apply the layers, giving her a sense of a mystery to work with. "It is amazing to know that what is created can be felt by the viewer, even if not by physically touching the work," she said.
She said the deepest part of her passion is not about winning in the juried shows she enters. "I enter because I support the arts. If I am accepted into the shows, that is my reward." But, "when I do win awards or prize money I am, of course, elated."
Toneeke said she has worked a lifetime to get to where she is. She adds that her children and grandchildren are part of that inspiration and have been sharing the same artistic passion since very young ages.
Her academic degrees are not important, Toneeke explained. "What is important is the degree in which I live my passion and share it with others." She told about "The Traveling Journal" — four journals — which was sent around the world to more than 300 artists. Each artist created a page of art and sent it to the next person on the list. "It was a lot of fun and an honor to be a part of such a great journey with others," she said. "That's what all these books are about — inspiring through the windows of artist' souls."
Growing up in a family of 10 siblings, Toneeke learned to be creative early in childhood, which, she feels, ultimately gave rise to her creative life.
Being inspired by the different mediums of art — part of the curriculum in the schools of the Western states — made it an added inspiration and source of knowledge for Toneeke. In junior high school, she was able to absorb the techniques quickly, where her watercolor portrait won a Golden Art Scholarship and Key Award, traveling with the high school art show across the states. That was just the beginning for the young artist.
Toneeke has continued that creative path many years, establishing recognition and awards for her art through national and regional juried shows, solo exhibits and being an artist-in-residence.
Her mantra is "share your passion, your journey, your art and a smile."
Editor's Note: Toneeke Runinwater Henderson currently lives in Blue Ridge, Ga., In addition to the Museum Center at Five Points, her work may be seen at: The Arts Center in Athens; The Art Market (Area 61 Gallery), Chattanooga; The Galleries on West Main, Blue Ridge, Ga., The Arts Center Reflections Gallery, Chattanooga; Kathleen's Fine Art & Interiors, Decatur, Ala.; and Neekee Bird Studio, Calhoun.

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WHAT IT IS: The Vivace iron is great for damp-to-dry styling and is compatible with all hair types.
WHAT IT DOES: This iron contains special vents that release steam to infuse the hair with extra moisture. It also features 3 layer ceramic plates and a PTFC heater (positive-temperature thermal fair coefficient) to allow for better heat distribution. The iron has variable temperature settings between 140 to 450 degrees and hi-tech nano technology to help eliminate chemicals and bacteria.
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H2PRO gives it to you straight. This Chicago-based salon supplier has perfected the art — and, more importantly, the science — of straightening hair, with a line of ceramic flat irons that utilizes cutting-edge heating technologies such as ceramic plates coated with ion-releasing tourmaline and black onyx. H2PRO's Vivace variable-temperature ceramic styling flat iron works on damp to dry hair and revitalizes as it straightens; the miniature Allegro, another best-selling styling iron, is perfect for quick touch-ups. In addition to high-tech hair straighteners, H2PRO also designs a line of ion-releasing curling irons and light-weight, turbo-charged hair dryers. With tools like these, you'll be doing your own salon-quality blowouts in no time.


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The Bolivar Commercial will be open for regular office hours Monday.
All federal government offices will be closed.
Closed on Monday will be Beulah Town Hall, Boyle Town Hall, Drew City Hall, Gunnison Town Hall, Mound Bayou City Hall, Renova Town Hall, Rosedale City Hall, Shelby City Hall and Winstonville Town Hall.
They will resume their regular business hours on Tuesday.
Cleveland City Hall, Gunnison Town Hall, Merigold Town Hall and Shaw City Hall will be open during their regular business hours.
As of presstime officials at Benoit Town Hall were unsure if their offices would be open Monday.
No answer was received from Ruleville City Hall as to whether or not they will be open on Monday.
Closed on Monday will be Bank of Benoit, Bank of Bolivar County, Cleveland State Bank, Jefferson Bank, Guaranty Bank and Trust, M&F Bank, Planters Bank and Trust, State Bank and Trust and Regions Bank.
They will reopen for normal business hours Tuesday.
Southern Bancorp will be open during normal business hours on Monday.
Area schools will be open on Monday.
Delta State University offices will be open and classes will meet on Monday.
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The real action is under the sheetmetal. The dramatically stiffened new body encloses a much roomier interior while external dimensions have grown only fractionally. Passenger volume now totals 106.0 cubic feet, versus 98.0 previously, putting it just ahead of the Ford Escape and the Hyundai Santa Fe. Each half of the tumble-forward rear seats slides back and forth 6.7 inches, and the rear seatbacks recline up to 45 degrees. Tired? Remove the front headrests and recline both the front and rear seatbacks for a full-length bed. Hungry? The rear cargo floor cum removable picnic table has returned. (Honda does not supply the burgers.)
Safety equipment includes three-point seatbelts for all three rear-seat passengers, front seatbelt pretensioners, new LATCH child's-seat anchors, and side air bags (standard on top-line EX, optional on base LX). ABS, which is standard on EX, isn't available on LX, although Honda says it could offer it if demand warranted.
Neither Honda nor Toyota offers a V-6, but the CR-V's all-new, 2.4-liter (up from 2.0 liters) DOHC i-VTEC four is impressive. The i stands for intelligent and denotes the addition of continuously adjustable intake valve timing, resulting in lower emissions, better fuel economy, more torque, and 160 responsive horsepower, up from 146. New four-speed automatic and five-speed manual transmissions make the most of it.
The CR-V's all-wheel-drive system, optional on LX and standard on EX, hasn't changed--power goes to the front axle until slippage is detected, when rear-wheel drive is engaged. Disc brakes supplant rear drums. The double-wishbone front suspension has been replaced by a seemingly retrograde strut setup, but in fact it damps pretty unobtrusively. The rack-and-pinion steering gear is mounted higher in the vehicle and uses longer tie rods to minimize the effects of body roll and one-wheel bumps. The retuned steering has meatier on-center feel.
In an increasingly crowded segment, with worthwhile competition not only from Japan but also from America and Korea, the CR-V still stands out as one of the best mini-SUVs. If it looked as good as it is, it'd be the most desirable, too.
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15:52 » BBC SportDiafra Sakho breaks the deadlock for West Ham as he heads the Hammers in front against Bristol City in the fourth round of the FA Cup.
15:48 » BBC SportAston Villa midfielder Fabian Delph signs a new four-and-a-half year deal, keeping him at the club until at least 2019.
15:14 » BBC SportAC Milan's Philippe Mexes grabs the throats of two Lazio players after being sent off in fiery Serie A clash.
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14:46 » SkySports.comFabian Delph has ended speculation about his future and signed a new four-and-a-half year contract with Aston Villa.
14:46 » SkySports.comBradford co-chairman Mark Lawn feels he may not be allowed back at Chelsea after exuberant celebrations in his side's FA Cup win.
14:27 » BBC SportManchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini admits he is concerned by his side's recent form, but denied any suggestions of complacency after their FA Cup humbling by Middlesbrough.
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Since arriving on the scene in the 1990s, Angelina Jolie has become one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Take a look at the actress' life on and off screen.
1982: At the age of 7, Jolie made her screen debut alongside Ann-Margret and her father, Jon Voight, in the comedy "Lookin' to Get Out."
1993: Jolie returned to movie acting as an adult, appearing in the straight-to-video B-movie "Cyborg 2."
1995: Jolie and Johnny Lee Miller in "Hackers." Miller and Jolie were married from 1996-1999.
1997: Jolie played Cornelia Wallace, the second wife of Alabama Gov. George Wallace, played by Gary Sinise, in TNT's "George Wallace." The role earned Jolie and Emmy nomination and a Golden Globe.
1998: Jolie arrives at the 55th annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 18.
1998: Jolie in the HBO movie "Gia." The role won the actress another Emmy nomination as well as another Golden Globe.
1999: Jolie arrives at the 56th annual Golden Globe awards on Jan. 24, where she won for her role in "Gia."
1999: Jolie poses for photographers as she arrives at the National Board of Review's award gala on Feb. 8, where she received the Breakthrough Performer award for her role in the film "Playing By Heart."
1999: Jolie kisses her award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on March 7. She won for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actress in a Television Movie or Miniseries for her "Gia" role.
1999: Jolie stars in "Girl, Interrupted." The role won her her third-straight Golden Globe, this time for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture.
2000: Jolie and her father, Jon Voight, at the ShoWest Awards in Las Vegas on March 9.
2000: Jolie accepts her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for "Girl, Interrupted" on March 26.
2000: Jolie with her brother, James Haven, at the Vanity Fair Oscar party.
2000: Angelina Jolie with then-husband Billy Bob Thornton on June 5, 2000. They were married from 2000 to 2003.
2001: Jolie poses as she arrives at the 58th annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 21.
2001: Already having found critical acclaim, Jolie found box office success in the video game adaptation "Lara Croft Tomb Raider."
2001: Antonio Banderas and Jolie in "Original Sin."
2002: Jolie went blond to play a TV reporter in the romantic comedy "Life or Something Like It."
2003: Jolie in "Beyond Borders."
2004: Jolie voiced an animated character for the first time with DreamWorks' "Shark Tale."
2004: Jolie and her "Shark Tale" co-star Will Smith ride in inflatable shark at a promotional event for the movie at the Cannes Film Festival on May 14.
2004: Jolie in "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow."
2004: Jolie as Olympias in "Alexander."
2005: Jolie and Brad Pitt in "Mr. & Mrs. Smith." While Jolie has denied the pair started an affair while filming the movie, she has said they "fell in love" while on set.
2005: Angelina Jolie at the Mexico City premiere of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" on June 8.
2005: Angelina Jolie speaks at the United Nations Association of the USA awards dinner in New York on Oct. 11, for her work as a Goodwill Ambassador.
2006: Jolie and Pitt with daughter, Zahara, and son, Maddox, in Mumbai, India, on Nov. 12.
2007: Jolie as Mariane Pearl, the wife of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was executed by Pakistani terrorists, in "A Mighty Heart."
2007: Jolie as Grendel's mother in "Beowulf."
2007: Jolie carries her daughter Zahara in Venice on Sept. 2.
2008: Jolie in "Wanted."
2008: Jolie in "Changeling." She earned her second Oscar nomination, this time in the Best Actress category, for the Clint Eastwood-directed drama.
2008: Jolie returned to animation, voicing the character of Tigress in "Kung Fu Panda."
2008: Jolie and Pitt arrive for the screening of "Kung Fu Panda" at the 61st Cannes Film Festival on May 15.
2009: Jolie and Pitt pose for photographers on the red carpet at the German premiere of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" on Jan. 19.
2009: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrive on the red carpet at the 81st Academy Awards in Hollywood, Calif.
2009: Jolie and Pitt arrive on the red carpet for the Cannes Film Festival screening of "Inglourious Basterds" on May 20.
2009: U.N. Goodwill Ambassador Jolie chats with children in the Dadaab refugee camp on the Kenya-Somali border on Sept. 12.
2010: Jolie arrives in Tokyo with her children, Maddox, Zahara, Pax Thien and Shiloh, on July 26.
2010: Jolie in "Salt."
2010: Jolie stars with Johnny Depp in the romantic thriller "The Tourist."
2010: Jolie talks to actor Goran Jetvic during the filming of her yet untitled directorial debut in Esztergom, Hungary, on Nov. 12. The film is about a Serbian man and Bosnian woman who meet on the eve of the 1992-95 Bosnian war.
2011: Pitt and Jolie arrive at the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 16.
2011: In her role as goodwill ambassador for the United Nations, Jolie visits Shousha Camp at Ras Djir, near the Tunis-Libyan border, on April 5. Jolie appealed for international support for Libyan refugees.
2011: Jolie poses during a photocall for "Kung Fu Panda 2" during the Cannes Film Festival on May 12.
2011: Jolie chats with her adopted son Pax Thien from Vietnam next to Maddox from Cambodia at a security check point before leaving Con Dao island, off Vietnam's southern coast on Nov. 16.
2012: Jolie arrives at the 69th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 15.
2012: Jolie walks on stage as she presents the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 84th Academy Awards on Feb. 26.
2013: Jolie revealed in May 14, 2013, op-ed piece in the New York Times that she had undergone a preventive double mastectomy after learning she carries a mutant form of a gene that predisposes her for breast and ovarian cancer. She's seen here posing for a photograph as she arrives for the G8 Foreign Ministers Meeting in London on April 11, 2013.
2013: Jolie arrives with Pitt for the world premiere of his film "World War Z" in London on June 2, 2013. The event was her first public appearance since undergoing her double mastectomy.
2014: Jolie plays the title role in Disney's "Maleficent," which tells the "Sleeping Beauty" tale from the perspective of the princess' evil nemesis.
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NEW! LUMIX® GH3 Body Only, 16 Megapixel Digital Single Lens Mirrorless Camera (No Lens)
Model: DMC-GH3KBODY- Professional HD Video up to 1080/60p in H.264 format
- Sealed magnesium-alloy body helps the camera withstand the rigors of professional use.
- Full Area High-Speed AF System for fast shooting and focus in both still and video modes
- Dual-OLED Displays are used for both the Live View Finder and the rear monitor and feature 100% coverage, exhibits virtually no perceptible lag time and ensures the subject is shown with natural coloring.
The All New LUMIX GH3
Meet the DMC-GH3, a new and highly evolved model from LUMIX, creator of the world's first* digital single lens mirrorless (DSLM) camera.
The body has been engineered to incorporate a 16.05-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor, a 4-CPU Venus Engine, and a newly designed low-pass filter. The creative expression made possible by these innovations, which render even the finest textures in intricate detail, breaking new ground in photographic realism.
The new model also features Contrast AF with a high level of response. And its magnesium alloy frame is tightly sealed to resist splashes and dust, making the DMC-GH3 rugged enough to withstand the rigors of professional use.
Advances have been made in video performance as well. In addition to supporting a wide range of recording formats, the DMC-GH3 features a special heat-dispersing design for extended high-quality recording. Its specifications match those of many professional cameras, ensuring that it meets the demands of video field work.
The LUMIX GH3 was designed from the ground up to provide seamless multi-media performance for both stills and videos. It may well be the world's first camera to please professional photographers by offering them the best of both.
*The DMC-G1, the world's first Digital Single Lens Mirrorless camera, was introduced on September 12, 2008.
Reach Out and Feel the Beauty
Smoothly flowing gradation
New 16.05-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor
The DMC-GH3 features a 16.05-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor with a level of sensitivity that produces flowing gradation from shadows to highlights. High resolution and a wide dynamic range create truly stunning images that look like you could reach out and touch them. High-sensitivity ISO 12800 (extended: ISO 25600) and extensive noise reduction give you remarkable images even in dim lighting.
Fast processing of high-quality images
New Venus Engine
The new Venus Engine has an unprecedented ability to process both still and video signals with razor-sharp clarity. 3D Noise Reduction (3DNR) and Multiprocess Noise Reduction (MNR) work together to attain superb noise-reducing performance. Four CPUs process these signals instantly to render images with excellent definition and lifelike ambience.
Moire suppression and high resolution
Newly Designed Low-Pass Filter
New technology has also been applied to the low-pass filter on the surface of the Digital Live MOS Sensor. The new filter optimizes the conventionally conflicting effects of increasing resolution while suppressing moire. The unwanted data that leads to moire and false color is reduced while maintaining high resolution.
Still-life images and landscapes without pixel shifting
Electronic Shutter Function
Both the front and rear curtains in the DMC-GH3's shutter system are driven electronically for reduced vibration operation. This ensures crisp still-life images and landscapes by limiting pixel shifting.
Great shots even in backlighting
HDR (High Dynamic Range)
To cope with the extreme bright and dark contrast that you get, for example, with backlighting, consecutive photos are taken with different exposure levels and overlapped. Blown highlights and blocked shadows are then deleted and a single photo is composed. All processing is done in the background, so you can take your next shot without having to wait, ensuring that you don't miss a photo opportunity.
High acclaim for accuracy and quality
Top-Class Aspherical Lenses
Lumix G lenses are all developed in-house. Their quality is inspected by the UA3P Ultra-High Accuracy 3D Profilometer, an instrument that was originally developed by Panasonic for lens manufactures all over the world. Panasonic's collaboration with Leica Camera AG also resulted in stringent quality standards for these advanced lenses and a system in which each and every lens is inspected. • LEICA is a registered trademark of Leica Microsystems IR GmbH.
Nimble Movement, Intuitive Response
Higher response and precision
Contrast AF
In the DMC-GH3's Contrast AF system, the image sensor doubles as the AF sensor to resist any mechanical margin of error. Compared with Phase Difference AF, the focusing is precise even at small F-numbers. A faster sensor and engine also achieve a higher focus detection speed than most traditional DSLR models.
Easy, intuitive operation
Button Layout
Shooting with the viewfinder has been further enhanced in the DMC-GH3. Exposure compensation, ISO sensitivity, and white balance controls are positioned around the shutter button to make operation fast and easy while looking at the viewfinder.
Flexible framing not limited to measurement points
Full-area Focusing
With Full-area Focusing, any place you touch on the rear monitor is a focus point. There's no need to have your subject in the center of the frame. DMC-GH3 owners are released from focus point limitations, and free to frame their shots as they please.
Camera tilt displayed on the monitor
Level Gauge
Acceleration sensors inside the camera detect the horizontal condition. A level gauge indicating the two directions of horizontal lean and front/rear tilt is displayed. The camera's portrait/landscape orientation is also detected, and photos are automatically displayed in the correct orientation whatever lens is used.
Fine focus point adjustment
Pinpoint AF
Pinpoint AF is handy when you want to set the focus point more precisely. Simply touch the rear monitor to expand the surrounding area. Then drag the screen to move the cross-shaped marker in the center to the exact place you want to focus. This allows detailed adjustment in a small focus area.
Natural color, high definition and a lag-free display
Double OLED Display
High-quality, high-speed organic EL displays are used for both the Live View Finder and the rear monitor. These rapid displays, which feature 100% coverage, exhibit virtually no perceptible time lag, and ensure that your subject is shown with natural coloring. The Eye Sensor automatically switches between the Live View Finder and the rear monitor, for smooth, easy shooting with both.
Enlarge the screen to check focusing
MF Assist
When manually focusing, simply touch a part of the rear monitor to enlarge the image by 4x, 5x or 10x, to aid in focusing. The 4x enlarged image is displayed in the framing screen, so you can focus while viewing the entire composition.
Extended shooting ability
New Tough Battery
The newly developed battery allows reliable, extended shooting of both photos and videos. You can shoot approx. 540 images with H-HS12035 (CIPA Standard).
Field Tough
Lightweight and rugged for field use Magnesium Alloy Full Diecast Frame The DMC-GH3 is the first in the LUMIX G series to use a magnesium alloy frame. Its lightweight yet durable body brings ruggedness to the compact size of the digital single lens mirrorless camera to provide flexible shooting virtually anywhere.
Keeping the sensor constantly clean
SSWF (Super Sonic Wave Filter)
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A splash/dustproof design is achieved by tightly sealing the joints and control components of the DMC-GH3 body. This heavy-duty design meets the needs of active and outdoor photographers.
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The DMC-GH3 uses a variety of advanced recording media, including the SDXC, SDHC, and SD Memory Cards. Topping them all is the maximum speed of the UHS-I high-speed data transfer standard. It lets you transfer your valuable shooting data at lightning fast speeds.
Go-anywhere ruggedness
Splash/Dustproof Lenses
The DMC-GH3 is rugged enough to use in even the harsh environments. And this is also true for several X Series lenses, which have the same splash/dustproof design as the DMC-GH3 body. You're covered with added protection and a higher piece of mind.
Simply Awesome Video Quality
High-definition recording of every frame
Full-HD Progressive
The DMC-GH3 gives you 1920 x 1080 60p Full-HD recording. Progressive scanning records every frame, so the amount of data contained is twice that of interlace scanning, and the images have extremely high definition.
Face Detection AF, Full-area Touch AF, and AF Tracking
Versatile AF Functions for Video Shooting
Face Detection AF, Full-area Touch AF, and AF Tracking, which automatically tracks moving subjects, can be used for shooting videos just as they are for shooting still images. They bring the same great ease and comfort to your video work.
Videos Just the Way You Want Them
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Exposure Mode
Select either of four manual video modes: Program AE / Aperture-Priority / Sutter-Priority / Manual Exposure. They will faithfully reflect your shooting intent, and give you a wide range of video images.
40%, 48%, 80% Slow Motion Video
Quick-motion and slow-motion video let you apply a variety of effects to the video timeline. In addition to three types of quickmotion and 80% slow-motion video, the DMC-GH3 includes 48% and 40% slow-motion in response to demands from many video shooting enthusiasts, all in Full-HD.
Time codes recorded for video editing use
Time Code
Time codes are essential for video editing, as they provide the information needed to specify scenes along the video timeline. The DMC-GH3 includes a count-up system with Rec Run and Free Run codes and a recording system with Drop Frame and Non Drop Frame codes. In addition to aiding image expression, these time code functions meet professional needs for post-production work.
Audio recording with an external mic and image sync
Mic Input Jack
The DMC-GH3 has a 3.5-mm-diameter, general-purpose mic jack. Simply plug in an external mic to record high-quality sound synchronized to the image.
Monitor the sound as you record
Headphone Output Terminal
The DMC-GH3 also features a 3.5-mm-diameter, general-purpose, headphone output terminal. It comes in handy for TV program or other production applications by letting you monitor the sound through headphones while shooting.
Check Live View images on a large screen
HDMI Monitor-Through
The HDMI terminal on the DMC-GH3 connects easily to a large-screen monitor for realtime image checking. It also makes it possible to save data onto an SD card as it is output, for a more efficient workflow.
Continuous Recording
Seamless File Generation
When recording the video in MOV, AVCHD Progressive and AVCHD, the DMC-GH3 automatically generates multiple seamless files for continuous recording. During playback, the files are reproduced with seamless, interruption-free continuity.
Extended-time recording of high-quality images
Original Heat-Dispersing Design
Right from the design stage, the DMC-GH3 pursued a hybrid structure for still and video images. A heat-dispersing design was used to enhance video shooting and enable extended recording of high-quality images.
Full support for the industry's recording formats
Versatile Recording Formats
The DMC-GH3 handles the wide variety of recording formats, frame rates, and bit rates that are used by broadcasting stations and production studios.
Professional-Level Flexibility
Wireless function for a whole new shooting style
Smartphone or Tablet Linking
The Wi-Fi® lets you use a smartphone* to make settings and press the shutter button remotely, a short distance from the camera. The auto transfer function is handy for automatically backing up photos onto a tablet. This lets you monitor them on the tablet without having to upload them to a PC. You can also start timer interval video recordings from a smartphone. And you can use GPS data to simultaneously record the shooting location onto your images.
• The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo is a certification mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.
* Lumix Link App available for most iPhone and Android smartphones
Extended shooting and palm-fitting operation
Integrated Battery Grip [Optional]
Mounting the optional battery grip allows the GH3 to shoot 1,000 or more photos when using the Live Viewfinder (with two batteries; one in the battery grip and one in the camera). The integrated grip design includes the same level of sealing as that of the body, and the button layout makes it easy to shoot in portrait orientation.
Versatile shooting of both still and video images
Flash with LED [DMW-FL360L] [Optional]
A wireless capability is handy for multiple-flash shooting. The LED light is especially useful for video shooting. Charging is fast at only about 2 seconds, to provide comfortable and easy flash shots.
Strong support for full-fledged video shooting
Stereo/Shotgun Microphone [DMW-MS2] [Optional]
This advanced external mic suppresses the camera's motor noise and handling noise, to capture the sound that you're aiming for. Stereo and shotgun mic switching is done from the menu.
Main Parts and Controls
- Shutter button
- Self-timer indicator/AF assist lamp
- Sensor
- Flash
- Flash synchro socket
- MIC socket
- Headphone socket
- HDMI socket
- AV OUT/DIGITAL socket
- Shoulder strap eyelet
- Remote socket
- Card door
- DC coupler cover
- Lens fitting mark
- Mount
- Lens lock pin
- Lens release button
- Playback button
- LVF button/Fn5 button
- Eye sensor
- Live View Finder
- Eye Cup
- Diopter adjustment dial
- AF/AE LOCK button
- Focus mode lever
- Motion picture button
- Rear dial
- Speaker
- Touch screen/OLED monitor
- Q.MENU button/Fn2 button
- Auto Focus Mode button/Fn3 button
- Delete/Cancel button/Fn4 button
- MENU/SET button
- Control dial
- Cursor buttons
- DISP. button
- Drive mode dial
- Hot shoe
- Mode dial
- Wi-Fi button/Fn1 button
- Front dial
- White Balance button
- ISO sensitivity button
- Exposure Compensation button
- Flash open button
- Stereo microphone
- Status indicator
- Camera ON/OFF switch
- Wi-Fi connection lamp
- Focus distance reference mark
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New York, N.Y. and Montvale, N.J., January 24, 2013 – The ICMA (Institute of Certified Management Accountants) Board of Regents, representing the certification division of IMA® (Institute of Management Accountants), has voted to waive its usual bachelor's degree requirement for ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) members wishing to earn IMA's CMA® (Certified Management Accountant) credential.
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February 20th Council Briefing of the 2011 Dallas Bike Plan –Updated**
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The above graphic illustrated the first public meeting scheduled for the public in reviewing the update to the Dallas Bike Plan which passed on Wednesday, June 8, 2011.
Since then we've heard various trials and tribulations for implementing the plan and how to help fund the plan. However, since today's news of a safe passing ordinance went before the council and passed, along with a wide array of stripping that has occurred in the last few months, we seem to be turning the corner. One reason for the expedition in implementation could be that the city's wheels just needed some extra grease in the cogs to help them move better.
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'Round this time last Monday , Angela Hunt told her colleagues on the council, as well as assistant city managers and transpo planners and city attorneys, that the way Dallas is executing its new bike plan is nothing short of folly. Said Hunt, we never, ever should have put those shared lanes downtown. Said Hunt, they're merely "a nod to show we're a bike-friendly city," and in the end they're going to create "a perfect storm for drivers to get pissed off at cyclists." Hunt, a cyclist, figures in a couple of years the city will just roll its streets and cover up those markers and proclaim the bike plan dead on arrival.


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Sometimes, when I am especially sleepy, I get tempted to turn this blog into a GIF bonanza. Baseball-themed GIF bonanza, that is. Hey, it could totally work!
For instance:
The Winter Meetings start tomorrow!
I am sleepy.
Me to Pablo Sandoval:
In this one I am Princess Leia and the Giants are Han Solo.
What I want to say when Brian Sabean is all, "We're still interested in Carlos Beltran!" (In Lord of the Rings lingo this is: Sit down, Legolas. In Jon Daniels lingo this is: siddown already!)
This is has been a great offseason for the Giants!
And they are perfect with Brandon Crawford starting at shortstop next year.
Ryan Braun, you want to come to San Fran, right? And San Fran, you want Ryan and his million year contract, right?
Do your eyes hurt yet? Yes? Okay, maybe the GIF bonanza wasn't that good an idea after all. I will need to meditate on this. But first, I need a pig here. Definitely.
Diamond Girl
p.s. My meditation today has been more like, "WINTERMEETINGSWINTERMEETINGSWINTERMEETINGS" actually. Because I am stoked, baby. Beyond stoked.


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I am a Registered Nurse by trade with 29 years nursing experience and I grew up around cars. My father painted cars for a living at a local Ford Dealership and had a shop in our yard at home where he remodeled many cars for my brothers friends. He did a 57 Chevrolet for my brother and we stripped it to the bare metal with a product called Kleen Strip and we redone the car from the ground up and it was beautiful ! In 1967 when i was a small child my father gave me and my brother wired remote control cars that were Mustangs and they were Orange in color and we played and played with them. I always wanted to own a Mustang and in 1999 I bought an Electric Green 35th Aniversary V-6 Mustang Coupe and when it was paid for I bought a 2004 Competition Orange Mustang GT (V-8) with black leather interior, 40th Aniversary Edition and i drive it daily and my teenage daughter drives the 1999 Mustang.
I have been in the Medical Adult Day Care business for the past 11 years and have taught many support group classes for Alzheimer's families and got to thinking that a Car Show would be a good way to raise money for Alzheimer's Research and I said Mustangs and Memories what a perfect name, because when you think of a Mustang you definitely think of Memories and when families who care for someone with Alzheimers they can look back on their good memories of their loved one. Mustangs and Memories and Other Classics Car Show is a passion of mine and hopefully this show will grow to be one of the biggest in the SouthEast !!!
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With contract in hand, Chris Sale set for another big year
BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN email@example.com March 31, 2013 9:22PM
Royals at Sox
The facts: 3:10 p.m., CSN, 670-AM.
The pitchers: James Shields (15-10, 3.52 ERA in 2012) vs. Chris Sale (17-8, 3.05).
CF Alejandro De Aza
3B Jeff Keppinger
RF Alex Rios
DH Adam Dunn
1B Paul Konerko
LF Dayan Viciedo
SS Alexei Ramirez
C Tyler Flowers
2B Gordon Beckham
Wednesday: 1:10 p.m., Ch. 9, 670-AM. Ervin Santana (9-13, 5.16) vs. Jake Peavy (11-12, 3.37).
Thursday: 1:10 p.m., CSN, 670-AM. Jeremy Guthrie (8-12, 4.76) vs. Gavin Floyd (12-11, 4.29).
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Updated: May 2, 2013 6:32AM
The Chris Sale who makes his first Opening Day start Monday at U.S. Cellular Field against the Kansas City Royals isn't the same Chris Sale last seen by the home fans when he lost to the Tampa Bay Rays on Sept. 29.
This one will be rich.
Sale signed a five-year, $32.5 million contract extension March 7. It's a deal that looks good for the Sox, who might have had to pay more to keep him had they waited longer to work out a long-term contract, and it's a deal that looks good for Sale, who has financial security at 24 with a chance to make many more millions later in his career if he stays healthy.
"There's two positives for me,'' Sale said of the contract that also includes club options for sixth and seventh years that could raise it to $60 million. "Now I can just play baseball — I don't have to worry about it anymore. The other side is, my family is taken care of. My son is going to have every opportunity to be what he wants to be and do what he wants to do and be successful in life.''
The flip side of a big contract is the expectations that come with it from management and fans, and self-made pressure as a result.
Sale won't be affected by it, he said.
"It's something that's over and done with and is in the past,'' he said. "My mind is completely gone from that now. It's something you don't play for — it kind of happens. I am appreciative of it, but I know I have something more important to worry about than counting it up. I still have to go out and win games.
''This isn't the end of the road: Get a contract, and it's over. I feel more inclined to go out there and push even harder.''
The pushing begins Monday. Sale earned this moment with a 17-8 record and 3.05 ERA in his first season as a starter. His opponent, the Royals' James Shields, is making his fifth Opening Day start but first with the Royals.
"It's kind of nerve-racking with everything going on, all this excitement and hoopla,'' Sale said. "But I'm very proud and very honored to be the guy to start Opening Day, to get the first one out there and bring it back as a win.''
Sale is young but mature. He and wife Brianne were married in college, and he became a father sooner than most. He hadn't planned on being a family man so soon, but rather than resist the responsibilities that came with it, he embraced them. And he was far from financially secure back then.
"If you have a bad attitude or outlook with any of that, it's going to be a rough road,'' he said. "Whether at the time it was good or bad, you look back at it now, and you have to take the positives from everything. Ask people who go through hard times how they got through that, and they'll talk about the positive things that helped them fight through that. You have to have a positive outlook on life because so many negative things can happen.''
Having had what he calls a "loving family and great upbringing from parents who have been there every step of the way'' gave Sale a solid foundation. He's all grown up now, yet he's still a kid at heart who said his "knees were knocking just thinking about" Opening Day when he got the assignment from manager Robin Ventura.
"He's very excited about [Opening Day],'' Ventura said Sunday. "He should be. He's earned it. His kind of excitement is contagious for guys who have been around the game a long time, his kind of boyish enthusiasm for an Opening Day start.''


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The fun begins Friday with registration for visitors and a Mix and Mingle from 2-10 p.m. at the R.T. Hollingsworth Shelby Public Library.
Welcome packets and pre-ordered T-shirts will be distributed. Chamber of Commerce president Geraldine Grammer invites all to enjoy refreshments and visit with friends, old and new. "We want to extend a warm 'Welcome Home' to our guests."
A DJ will provide music on the lawn at 4 p m. and a movie will be shown on the walking trail, so bring your lawn chairs or blankets.
The highlight of the week-end is Graduation Day Saturday at 10 a.m. at Broad Street High School.
Following graduation, the focus shifts back to the downtown library depot area with Gospel groups performing at noon, a parade honoring graduates at 1:30 p.m. and Blues groups at 2:30 p.m.
A ribs, chicken and burger Cook-Off will fill the air with tempting aromas. If you want to test your culinary skills, contact Keith Brooks at 601-291-2814. A bounce house and slide will keep kids busy.
Vendors who wish to set up a booth for Saturday's festivities can contact Geraldine Grammer at 719-5589. T-shirts can be purchased at City Hall or at the festival.
"We invite all in the Delta area to come enjoy the hospitality and fun of our Homecoming Week-end," said Grammer.
If you need any further information, contact her, Shelby City Hall, 398-5156 or check www.cityofshelbyms.com.


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text: Rigpa Prayer Request Service You can sponsor prayers and practices for people who are close to you, who may be ill, facing difficulties, dying, or recently deceased, by sending a prayer request to Lerab Ling. Needless to say, prayers from our community can be requested by anyone, irrespective of their faith. How Prayers are Done Lerab Ling is home to a thriving community of monastic and lay spiritual practitioners who observe a daily schedule of prayer, practice and meditation, following one of the most ancient lineages of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Sogyal Rinpoche has trained a group of practitioners at Lerab Ling in the full range of Vajrayana practices that he himself practices each day, instructing them in all the appropriate visualizations and meditations that apply. Many of these practitioners have completed a three-year retreat with Sogyal Rinpoche and have engaged in further personal retreats and intensive group practices. All the names that are sent to us for prayers are also forwarded to Dodrupchen Rinpoche, Yangthang Rinpoche and Soktse Rinpoche, three of the most eminent masters that Sogyal Rinpoche has a special connection with. Your name will also be included in their prayers and practices. We also offer all the names to be included in the dedications made at the drupchens (practice intensives) that Rigpa sponsors each year in India and Nepal. These include the drupchens held by His Holiness Sakya Trizin, Orgyen Tobgyal Rinpoche, Dodrupchen Rinpoche, Rabjam Rinpoche and Dilgo Khyentse Yangsi Rinpoche. Offerings By making an offering, a tangible connection is established between the person who the prayers are requested for, and those who are reciting the prayers on their behalf. Your offering will support monastic and lay-practitioners in exactly the same way as during the time of the Buddha. The size of the donation does not matter as much as the motivation, however we suggest a minimum offering of €20 to request prayers for someone who is ill or experiencing difficulties, and €40 for someone who has died. You can request prayers and practices directly online where you can also state the reason for the prayers, so this can be read out to the practising community. Note Please note that whilst we cannot guarantee the effectiveness of the prayers, we can ensure that all prayers and practices are performed according to the tradition, in the most authentic way possible. |


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"We feel between us and our partners that this is just a great way to promote Feeding America," said Bob Borda, vice president of marketing. "It's a strong cause to promote and help those in need."
Teaming with a movie studio is new territory for the carrot operation, but he said Grimmway had no hesitation about participating.
"As part of our marketing plan, we have an area for a cause marketing promotion," Borda said. "We were looking for a good cause to participate in, and this was a good fit. It has strong public relations outreach to consumers, and it really promotes what we're doing as an industry and what we're doing as Grimmway-Cal-Organic Farms."
The movie also carries an underlying message to children and their parents that fresh fruits and vegetables are a good alternative for snacks, he said.


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The Remetee is the experience
Fans May 29th, 2009
Say, have I ever told you how stupid I think Ryan Braun's shirt line is? I haven't? Oh man, I hate them. I think they are stupid. I would never wear one of those things! Why, only an idiot would want to wear one of those right? Right? Ummmm.... right?
Apparently not. Apparently these shirts are HIP. Remetee is probably the biggest thing to hit the scene since Kris Kross decided to wear their pants backwards (because inside out was wiggity wiggity wack). Celebrities and athletes of all shapes and sizes wear them. Everyone from American Idol runner up Adam Lambert to Jerry Rice wear them. WWE "wrestler" Gene Snitsky (who once killed a baby I believe) wears Remetee. Even musicians and producers like Sleepy Brown and System of a Down bassit Shavo wear them. These celebrities wear these shirts with pride and make them look good doing it. Remetee has arrived and celebrities love them. That being said, not every celebrity can make them look good. Some people maybe you shouldn't be photographing in these shirts if you want them to sell.
Like Carrie Prejean, the controversial Miss California, who gives the Remetee shirt the look of "hating gays".
Do you want me to take this off now?
Or tennis pro Marat Safin who gives the shirt the "volleyball scene from Top Gun" look.
After the picture you'll introduce me to A-Rod?
Tom Green gives Remetee the "I dated Drew Barrymore once. No, really I did. I used to be somebody." look.
My bum is on the shirt, bum is on the shirt. Get it? Because I had that one song?
None of these models are quite as offensive or say to the potential shirt buyer "STAY AWAY" as much as Yovanni Gallardo does.
Am I doing it right, Ryan? Do I look cool?
No, Yovanni. A million times no.
If you are interested in buying a Remetee shirt all you have to do is go to another site because Miller Park Drunk does not support anyone wearing these.
(Thanks to Rachel for the tip.)


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Pipe Dreams Organ Concert
Visitors will be treated to the remarkable sounds of unique pipe organs as they attend concerts daily at Streator churches. Locations to be determined. There is no charge for the concerts, but a free will offering will be taken, with proceeds going to a local charity. For more information call 888-485-9895 or visit www.streator.org.
CITY: Streator
Cotton Patch Gospel
Phil Kaufman brings to life the Book of Matthew in this one-man show which was originally written by Tom Key and adapted by singer/songwriter Harry Chapin. Kaufman plays more than two instruments at one time and over 20 characters! 100% of show proceeds donated to world hunger organizations worldwide. Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
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Fabulous Vegas Guys
Sit back and enjoy all that Las Vegas has (and had) to offer with The Fabulous Vegas Guys! From the Rat Pack and Elvis to Neil Diamond and everything in between! Mixing comedy, great music and dead-on impressions, this is truly a must see show! Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. Evening shows include wine tasting, dinner and show at $37.00 per person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
Legacy Girls - 50's, 60's Review
Take a trip back to the '50s & 60s and get ready to rock the songs that shaped the decades! From the Supremes to the Chordettes and the Beatles to Elvis Presley, The Legacy Girls will bring their own sassy style to all of your favorites. Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
Teddy Bear Tea
Grandmothers, mothers and children! Grab your favorite teddy bear and join us for cookies and tea at the Lodge! Plus enjoy "bear stories" by Trish Kelly and activities! Take home a complimentary specialty tea cup! Reservation required. $17.00 per person. For more information or to make reservations, please call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
Join us in the Great Hall of the Lodge at 8:30am for a breakfast buffet followed by Magic by Cory and an "egg"citing egg hunt at Fox Ridge plus a visit from the Easter Bunny himself. Reservations are required. There is only one seating time for this event. Adults: $13.50, Children 10 and under: $9.95. For more information and to make reservations, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
Winter Drum Circle
Move to the beat with local musician Dave Peterson as he leads an interactive drum circle featuring African Percussion and Native American flutes. It's an experience for all ages and ability levels. An energetic and fun way to create in the moment music with percussion instruments. Drums provided!
CITY: Utica
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Retreat to the Rock
This event was founded in 1989 by Roseann Rossi and Pat Picco, two Christian women in the Illinois Valley who had a desire to use our beautiful Starved Rock State Park for the glory of God. They invited several women from various Christian churches to pray for guidance and come to meetings in their homes if they felt led to be involved in forming an interdenominational Christian women's retreat. Thus, Retreat to the "Rock" was birthed. Twelve ladies from various churches and backgrounds prayed, visited other retreats and called upon Winsome Women retreat from Winona Lake, Indiana to help them get started. Ethel Anderson, an officer from that retreat, was the first speaker for Retreat to the "Rock". Judy Dagraedt, a local woman with a beautiful music ministry led the music. The twelve founding members of the Retreat to the "Rock" board met and prayed fervently for the retreat, placing ten dollars a meeting in an offering to get the group started. From this humble beginning, God has used this retreat for years to proclaim His Word, bring salvation to the lost, and encourage and comfort His people. The retreat offers Bible based teaching, a variety of workshops, praise and worship, a prayer room, warm fellowship, an abundance of delicious food, and the wonderful ambiance and luxury of Starved Rock Lodge. Many women return year after year, using the retreat for a reunion of friendships, girls' night out or just good old fashioned R&R. All leave blessed.
CITY: Utica
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Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee
Enjoy all the great songs Bobby Darin made famous including Mack the Knife, Splish Splash & Beyond the Sea along with When I Fall in Love. On the surface Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee had the perfect life. The life of Dream Lovers. But there was so much more to their incredible lives! Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. Evening shows include wine tasting, dinner and show at $37.00 per person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
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Rock Around the Clock (Patty Waszak)
Direct from her Smokey Mountain theater in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee: we present Patty Waszak. Patty combines a wide variety of music along with comedy and audience participation. She is a singer, comedienne, musician. Enjoy all of those upbeat toe tappers people know and love! Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
CITY: Utica
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Cross-Country Ski Weekend
Make a fun weekend of it while learning basic cross-country ski instruction. Meet at the Matthiessen State Park Dells area at 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Ski rentals available. No snow? Join us for guided hikes through Matthiessen State Park.
CITY: Utica
Starved Rock in 1712
Join local author and Starved Rock Historian, Mark Walczynski, as he examines life at Starved Rock in 1712, an important year in Illinois Native American history. This program also examines the important role that the local Illinois Indians played in the Franco Native American relations leading up to the infamous Fox Wars, one of the more turbulent periods in Illinois History.
CITY: Oglesby
Buzz the Gut Cruise Night & Car Show
"Let's Buzz the Gut"- A common term used by the youth of many generations for cruising the downtown and outlying areas of Dwight. Enjoy classic cars on display, food vendors, displays, music. Car awards at 8pm. Over 100 cars entered.
CITY: Dwight
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Red Carpet Corridor Festival- Dwight
Enjoy the Dog Gone Good BBQ competition, Texaco Station Welcome Center, Barn Quilt self tours (maps available), Route 66 wayside exhibits, historic sites, Tour Dogs on parade, historical museum, Junk in the Trunk, and all town garage sales.
CITY: Dwight
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Sled Dog Demos
Spirit Siberian Rescue will return for two sled dog demos in 2015. The first is on January 11 (with seminars in the LaSalle Room) and the second one is on February 1 (with seminars in the LaSalle Room). Outdoor sled dog demos will take place along the sea wall (just southeast of the Starved Rock Visitor Center).
CITY: Utica
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Dwight Harvest Days
Downtown Dwight is the place to be for crafts, flea markets, carnival and kids games, downtown stage full of entertainment, car show, 5K run, parade and band competition are highlights of the weekend, attracting over 10,000 people each year! Sunday's parade is led by hundreds of basset hounds and their owners from around the world.
CITY: Dwight
Sweet Autumn Clematis Festival
See and smell hundreds of feet of walls covered in Autumn Clematis; followed by punch served in Luther Hall. The event runs from 10:00am- 5:00pm.
CITY: Streator
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Guardian Angel Bassett Bash & Waddle
Join in for two days of fun, friends and fundraising to help our favorite four-legged friends. This event, held at the Guardian Angel Basset Rescue Park in Dwight, will raise money for the Guardian Angel Basset Rescue to help Basset Hounds in need of a home. The 'Largest Basset gathering in the World' includes a picnic, 'bassetball' and waddle. A weekend filled with Bassett's, games, contests, entertainment & the huge finale of the Bassett Waddle with hundreds of Bassett's leading off the Harvest Day's Parade.
CITY: Dwight
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Historic Trolley Tour
Take a great adventure every June through December! Board a trolley outside of the Great Hall area of the Lodge. Enjoy a historic trolley ride with stops at the Starved Rock State Park Visitor Center where you will see a short video of the area. You will also travel to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center where you will see Starved Rock from across the river and watch as the river traffic lock through the locks. You will also travel through the village of Utica and hear about the Illinois and Michigan Canal. While aboard, the driver will narrate the history and legends of the area. For tickets and information please call 815-220-7386. $12 Adults, $10 Seniors, $8 Child 10 and under. 2014 Dates: JUNE – OCTOBER- Tuesday – 3:00pm, Thursday – 3:00pm, Saturday – 3:00pm, Sunday – 12:00pm & 1:30pm. November & December- Saturday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm, Sunday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm.
CITY: Oglesby
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Bald Eagle Trolley Tours
Be mesmerized by the beautiful bald eagles at Starved Rock. In January and February ride the trolley from Starved Rock Lodge to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center for bald eagle viewing and an educational program. Includes lunch during the week and brunch on Sunday in the Main Dining Room. Tour options: 9:00am w/tour first & 11:00am w/lunch first, $25 Includes Lunch/Adults; Children under 10/$5 less. January & February Mon, Wed, Sat & Sunday Monday: Tour begins with lunch at 11am Wednesday: Tours begins with lunch at 11am Saturday: 1st tour begins at 9am, ending with lunch 2nd tour begins with lunch at 11am (Please note: There are no tours on January 24th) Sunday: Tour begins with brunch at 11am (Please note: There are no tours on January 25th).
CITY: Utica
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Eagle Watching at Starved Rock State Park
You don't have to travel north to see these majestic birds of prey. Thousands of eagles migrate south from Canada during the winter and Illinois is one of the homes of the greatest population of wintering bald eagles. The Starved Rock Lodge in Utica offers a "Bald Eagle Trolley Tour" in January and February on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Viewing birds from the Veranda at the Starved Rock Lodge is good as well. Dress warmly though. This great viewing spot is right outside the doors of the Great Room. If you'd like some exercise, take a hike on one of the trails at the Starved Rock State Park. One trail begins right at the Veranda. For a birds eye view, hike to the top of the Rock. Another popular event is "Eagle Watch Weekend" with activites both at the Starved Rock Lodge and the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center.
CITY: Oglesby
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He was born May 12, 1959, at Little Rock, Ark., the son of Ray Elmer and Kathleen (Pickens) Davis. He was a U.S. Navy Veteran and was a truck driver for several years.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ray Davis and a brother, Bill Davis.
Survivors include his mother, Kathleen Davis of Springfield, Mo. (formerly of Hermitage, Mo.); two sons, Christopher Davis of Bolivar, Mo., and Onnye Davis of Aldrich, Mo.; three brothers,
Ron Davis of Conway, Ark., David Young of Bull Shoals, Ark., and Ralph Young of San Diego, Calif.; five sisters, Paula Hightower of Newark, Ark., Judy Bumpous of Bradford, Ark.,
Joyce Tucker of Weaubleau, Mo., Mary Brewer of Desha, Ark., and Peggy Nichols of Leslie, Ark.; and three grandchildren.
A Memorial Visitation will begin at 11 a.m. with a memorial service at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 12, 2013 at Hathaway-Peterman Funeral Home, Wheatland, Mo.