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Rush of Fools * Jimmy Needham * The Advice
09-24-2011 (7:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
Join us for an exciting night of contemporary Christian music at the Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre.
Featuring:
Rush of Fools: www.RushofFools.com
Jimmy Needham: www.jimmyneedham.com
The Advice: www.TheAdviceBand.com
Concert starts at 7:00 pm. Gate opens at 6:00 pm
Ticket Prices:
Lawn: $10.50
Terrace 2(Above soundbooth): $12.00
Terrace 1(Below soundbooth): $17.50
Pit Seats: $22.50
VIP Seats: $48.00 (VIP includes Meet & Greet Backstage pass with
Photo Opportunity, Premium seating, Chick-Fil-A Meal, and souvenir
lanyard) VIP Tickets can only be purchased in person at the Box Office.
Not available through Ticketmaster.
Tickets on sale now!
Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre Box Office: For information call
770-819-7765 (Sorry, no phone orders taken) Box Office Hours for
in-Person sales Tues-Fri 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm Closed 8/5 and 9/2/2011
(County Furlough days)
Ticketmaster: Click here or call 800-745-3000
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The Power of the Informational Interview, Monday, April 19, 2010 networking begins at 6:45, meeting starts at 7:00
Q: What makes an informational interview powerful?
A: It can provide the job seeker key insider information about a company as well as what the hiring manager is looking for in a candidate.
You’re invited learn about the importance of scheduling informational interviews and how to leverage this valuable job search tool into landing the right job for you. Join us as Judi Adams Sanek, president and owner of RightChanges, shares her insight and experience in her work as a job search coach. Judi is a keynote speaker and is currently publishing two books on the job market.
Landing the informational interview can be a powerful first step in landing the job that’s right for you. Join us for an evening to meet new friends, learn from an expert and gain new ideas to spark your personal career search. Feel free to bring a friend!
Please see the website for more information & directions: http://www.fpcmarietta.org/congregational_life/ctm_index.shtml
1st Presbyterian Church, 89 Church Street, Marietta, GA 30060, 770 427 0293
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 Attention parents! You are invited to come and hear one of America's foremost parenting experts, Father-of-ten and clinical psychologist Dr. Ray Guarendi. Whether or not you are already familiar with his column in the National Catholic Register (Family Matters), his television appearances (Oprah, CBS This Morning) or his popular books (You're a Better Parent Than You Think, Discipline That Lasts a Lifetime), you're sure to enjoy and learn from his effective and no-nonsense, but light-hearted, approach to parenting. The event will be held at North Metro Technical College in Acworth, Building 100, just moments from exit 278 off I-75. For more information, please call Annette at 770-975-7351 or visit www.chsconferencega.com. Learn more about Dr. Ray Guarendi at www.drray.com.
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 "Have Pink Suitcase, will travel!" That's the motto of the Pink Suticase Sisters, a sisterhood of women travelers out of West Cobb. This unique group of women was formed so that women who wanted to travel and see the world could do so without having to "go it alone."
Two years ago, travel agent Traci Hildreth was having a conversation with a client who had just returned from Egypt with her husband. They were talking with Traci and the lady mentioned that she had always wanted to go to New York City.  Traci thought it was odd that this lady had now been to Egypt, but had never been to NYC. Traci couldn’t leave it alone, she just had to ask the client why she didn’t go. The client replied, “My husband would NEVER go to New York!” Well, Traci wondered, “Why don’t you just go with your girlfriends?” The client responded that she just didn’t have any girlfriends that would feel comfortable going by themselves. This conversation gave Traci an idea, why not form a women’s group for traveling? The wheels started turning and Traci emailed another travel agent friend, Kathy Lowery, about the idea. Instead of Kathy emailing her back with her thoughts about this plan, Kathy emailed it to all the ladies on her contact list. Immediately 15 people wanted to join! Traci and Kathy then sat down, ironed out all the details, and scheduled their first Open House Feb 4th 2008 at Bubbalini’s….and the "Pink Suticase Sisters" were born! They expected around 25 people to show up and were overwhelmed when they had 75 ladies sign in and 68 to join that first night!
 Since then, the Pink Suitcase sisters have traveled all over the world and are still going strong…but they are much more than just a travel club. “We are consistently told how much our group has meant to some of these ladies and we have met some great friends that we would have never met, otherwise.”
The Pink Suitcase Sister’s have also sponsored some great causes, including a camp for cancer kids and their families, for which they raised over $3000. They are also very involved with raising money for the Pink Ribbon Golf Classic, this is a cause near and dear to the Pink Suitcase Sisters because one of their members, Judy Manning, was an original founder of the Pink Ribbon Classic. Another member, Cissy Chastian, was the honored breast cancer survivor at the 2008 Pink Ribbon Classic. The 2010 Pink Ribbon Classic will mean so much more when they participate this year. “We will work hard to raise money this year in honor of our PS Sister Anne Wieder who died suddenly in December from breast cancer. “ Anne had gone on the last three trips with the Pink Suitcase Sisters and she was very vocal in how much the Pink Suitcase Sisters meant to her. The sisters raised $1540 for the 2009 Pink Ribbon and have already come close to that amount for the 2010 tournament.
No story about the Pink Suitcase Sisters would be complete without mentioning how much fun they have! They plan trips to destinations all over the world. The PSS organizes the group airfare, hotel and transportation into the city. Once you are there, you can do whatever you wish to do. Once a year, they even plan a trip with the husbands. Last year, 28 couples and members had the trip of a lifetime in Alaska.
The Pink Suitcase Sisters also host many local events. “We try to help out the local economy.” This year at Christmas, the PSS had a “girl’s night out on the Marietta Square”. The shops opened just for them and they had a couple of hours of shopping and eating snacks that the shops provided. Afterward, the Marietta Historic Trolley picked them up for a trip to see the Lights of Life. The sisters also periodically host Open Houses where members can bring their friends and potential members can find out what the PSS is all about. The next Open House will be February 25th, 2010 at the Gem City Grill.
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 My sister, Casy Walker, Miss Cobb County 2010, is also the Cobb County representative for the Autism Speaks organization. She is devoted to raising awareness for autism and has organized a "Jingle Jog" in Powder Springs to raise money for Autism efforts. Every runner/walker will wear a bell as they jog for the children they support. What a wonderful and fun way to help out a very worthy cause!
Autism effects 1 in 120 kids in Georgia and in response to this, Jingle Jog will serve to raise money and awareness for their efforts for Autism Speaks and Children’s Miracle Network. All the proceeds will be divided amongst these organizations. Jingle Jog will be a 3k walk/run in Powder Springs, Ga on the Silver Comet Trails. We will also provide bells for you to wear for every child with autism you want to support.
There is a $25 entry fee to participate, which will include coffee (donated by the 'Daily Grind') upon arrival. There will also be a $40 family option for families over two people.
If you do not desire to race but would like to come out and cheer on our runners or you want to raise money we encourage you to do that as well.
If you are a runner and you feel a desire to donate more than the entry fee, you may think of getting sponsors to donate $10 or $20 for each mile you complete. Jingle Jog will be held on December 12, 2009 at 9am and we will meet at the Silver Comet Trail parking area on Florence Rd (The Florence Trailhead) or you may park at the Park and Ride. (www.silvercometga.com).
If you desire to participate, please respond to this post by email or in the comment section. Or, you can also register the morning of December 12th before the walk, in person. I hope to see you there!
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 November 18, 2009 marks the third anniversary of A Cup of The Word! We are overwhelmed by the love, encouragement, prayers and support we have received over these years.
We are celebrating with a sale through Saturday November 21. You will receive 10% off of your entire purchase* of in-stock merchandise – including items already on sale! Now is a great time to shop for Christmas gifts for teachers, secret pals, family and friends. Going to an ornament exchange? We have a great selection of ornaments – many under $10!
We hope you will come in and see us this week! And please spread the word to people you know, or even people you don’t know – take a chance and make a new friend!
*Yes, unfortunately there are a couple of exceptions – gift card purchases and Willow Tree items are excluded from this sale.
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