Cannon Mountain: Real Value Deals
New this year is the Zoomer Club Card, which offers frequent skiers/riders real savings. For just $10, visitors to Cannon Mountain can purchase the card, which entitles them to a free lift ticket after the purchase of 10 tickets. Also included in the Zoomer package are discounts at the ski shop, rentals, and other special deals. Cannon Mountain also offers a discount to members of the U.S. Military and Reserves.
A current, valid military ID allows participants to ski/ride at the reduced teen rate. This rate also applies to college students, who qualify for the discount when they show a current college ID. New Hampshire residents can purchase a lift ticket for just $15 every Wednesday (except December 29 and February 23). A valid New Hampshire driver's license will be needed for the discount. "Our goal is to add to the fun at Cannon Mountain by offering affordable skiing and riding," says Amy Bassett, the mountain's Marketing Director.
"It's just one more way to show that we're committed to value." Cannon Mountain, in rugged Franconia Notch State Park, NH, offers year-round value and fun for the whole family. With nine lifts and 55 winter trails (some offering the most challenging terrain in New Hampshire), as well as the newly developed gentle Brookside area with nine trails for beginning and intermediate skiers/riders, Cannon Mountain is always worth a visit. Known for the pristine beauty of its setting, Cannon Mountain is operated by the Division of Parks and Recreation of New Hampshire's Department of Resources and Economic Development. For more information on Cannon Mountain, visit www.cannonmt.com or call 603-823-8800. Cannon Mountain Events 2004/05 Tuesdays: Two lift tickets for $40* Wednesdays: NH Resident's Day - $15 for NH residents* Thursdays: Two lift tickets for $40* Saturdays: Apres Ski Party every Saturday afternoon in the Peabody Station Pub *Except 12/28/04-12/30/04; 2/22/05-2/24/05 Cannon Value ProgramsShow yesterday's Cannon or Bretton Woods ticket (still attached to your clothing) and save $5! Special EventsFriday, November 26 ??????Cannon opens for the season Friday, December 10 ??????Insider Demo Day Saturday, December 25 ???Christmas Day; Cannon is closed.
Friday, December 31 ??????New Year's Eve Family Party Saturday, January 8 ??????Elvis Day & Kid's Cookie Race Saturday, January 15??????Beach Party & Kid's Beach Party Saturday, January 22??? ???NE Telefest Sunday, January 23 ??????NE Telefest Saturday, January 29 ??????Snow Triathlon Saturday, February 5??????Pre-Super Bowl Party & Kid's Party Sunday, February 6 ??????Super Bowl "2 for $49" Saturday, February 12 ??????Mardi Gras at Cannon Saturday, February 26 ??????Hochebirge Race on Gary's Jack and Sam's Excellent Adventure & Kid's Event Saturday, March 5 ??????Root Beer Rally Saturday, March 12 ??????Race of the Crash Test Dummies Saturday, March 19 ??????Kristen's Gift & Big Air Contest Saturday, March 26 ??????Easter Egg Hunt & Parade Saturday, April 2 ??????Splash Pond.
Brawin of Events by Brawin Releases First in a Series of Party Planning Articles
The first in a series of party planning articles by Brawin of Events by Brawin. The easy guide to becoming a party planning diva: "Visualize Your Way to Better Party Planning!"Italian in origin, translated literally - diva means goddess. This article will put you on the fast track to becoming a party planning diva. Your cocktail party should resemble a piece of art ? whether it's a sonnet by Shakespeare or a classic ballad by Maxwell, it should be a work of art.
Like most works of art, it should evoke a variety of responses in a variety of guests.
All favorable, of course.Your canvas begins with your home.
Treat it like your palette and let the creative process begin.
Take the time to have your home thoroughly cleaned at least 2 days before and no more than 5 days before the party.
Clean too soon and someone messy (i.e. husband, kids) is sure to wreck havoc.
Clean too late and you may not be able to find the time to schedule...
Brawin of Events by Brawin Releases First in a Series of Party Planning Articles
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Making Cultural Differences Work in Your Business
Advancements in technology have made the world so much smaller, don't you think? We used to be separated by mountains and oceans, color and culture.But now on the highways and byways of the internet, we're but a
single mouse click away. Think about this for a moment. You and I may be thousands of miles away at opposite ends of the globe, but on the net, we may as well be sitting across a coffee table.The internet's really one huge melting pot of people, ideas, culture. Just take a look at any forum or message board and you'll see what I mean. So if you're going to be doing business on the internet, you should
consider that your business will be open to the world, and you're going to be serving customers from the West Coast to the Far East, and everywhere in between.I know many of us have this idea about starting small, and so we start out thinking we'll only be dealing with local or domestic customers, the people in our neighborhoods, our city, our country.
So...
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No Stress Holidays
The holidays are coming soon. Get organized now, and you'll have plenty of time to spend with your family. With everything that needs to be done throughout the holiday season, it is very easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed. Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a simple system that would help you get your holiday season organized?
Start with a family meeting. Family meetings are perfect for organizing things from chore schedules to parties.
It's also the perfect time for everyone to keep in touch with each other. Schedule one or two per holiday season. Start now for Thanksgiving and schedule another one for Christmas before the end of November. Schedule a call-free hour for each planning session and let the answering machine field calls. Planning early will give everyone something fun to look forward to.
Don't overbook your schedule. Pick the things you enjoy doing the most, and focus on them. This way, you'll have plenty of additional time for yourself and your...
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Hottest New Trend in Wedding and Party Favors
(ContentDesk) August 16, 2005 -- We have found the most fun and high quality wedding and party favors that make party and wedding planning a breeze. These adorable eye pillows have a pocket filled with themed products for every occasion.
Wedding party, bachorelette party, teen and pre-teen slumber party and even a faux mink pillow with salon quality spa products and pearl necklace.These Pocket Spas were featured on a cable gardening program that followed a bride and groom through their wedding planning and wedding day,
and are used by mobile spas in California and also offered as guest favors at hotels and hair salons.We've recently filled an order for a large party favor website as part of their gift basket contents.They are perfect for the busy bride or party hostess as they are packaged and ready to hand out or display on your reception table.
No fuss!
All are personalized for your event, no charge, and are customized with your choice of fabrics...
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Donner Party Cookbook: A Guide to Survival on the Hastings Cutoff
(ContentDesk) January 8 2004--You probably know something about The Donner Party, the wagon train that became snowbound in the mountains on the way to California? You know.... when the food ran out, they resorted to eating their dearly departed?The tale of the 1846-1847 Donner Party is one of those fascinating episodes of American history where there is a wealth of awareness but not much knowledge. And our awareness is likely to be exclusively about the cannibalism.Terry Del Bene, Ph.D. an archeologists and historian, tells us much more in his history of the ill-fated train and its people. In his book we learn that the wagon train was made up of a group of ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances, mostly of their own making.From its inception in what is now Wyoming, on July 20, 1846, the leaders of the Donner Party made fateful decisions that doomed the wagon train from successfully completing its journey to California.
An early winter in the high Serria-Nevada Mountains...
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I Gave A Party and Nobody Showed Up
I GAVE A PARTY AND NOBODY SHOWED UP!Did you ever do that? Give a party and nobody showed up? Ihope not. I must admit I never have either.But, I'll tell you what I have done and it's just about asbad, maybe worse. I've placed ads and nobody answered them.Now, that really hurts - not only your ego, but your bankaccount.Maybe that's why so many people are afraid to place ads. Ihear them say - "yeah, but what if I put in ads and they donot get a response? Then what?" Well, my answer to that is -you lost money.So, why do ads not pull a decent response? How can you avoidlosing money when placing ads? The answer - there is noguarantee. But, you can almost assure a decent response toan ad by doing several things right.When I first started in business I was going gung-ho.
Ispent money left and right placing ads, thinking that's allthere was to it - just place the ad and watch the money rollin. Well, the money rolled alright, but it went the wrongway - *out*, not in.However, I did profit...
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Red Hat Society Tea Party at the San Francisco Zoo, July 24, 2004
The Strutting Peacocks, an Red Hat Society Chapter, will be throwing a Red Hat Society Tea Party on July 24th at the San Francisco Zoo. The Strutting Peacocks and guests will mingle with the resident live peacocks at the San Francisco Zoo. The catering services at the zoo have graciously agreed to create a tea service for the Red Hats, something that is not normally on their menu. Over 100 Red Hatters have registered to dress in their purple outfits and red hats to meet, eat, play games, win prizes, and celebrate the birthday of the Queen Peacock, Amber-Leigh. Saturday July 24, 200410 AM
Zoo opensNoon - 1 PM
High Tea in the Lorikeet Meadow Tent1 PM - 4 PM
Games, Prizes, Zoo Tour 5 PM
Zoo closesFor more information about this event, please visit www.thestruttingpeacocks.com/birthdayzoo.htmThe Red Hat Society provides fun social opportunities for mature women.
Inspired...
Red Hat Society Tea Party at the San Francisco Zoo, July 24, 2004
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