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CONTACT:The Sage Bush\nAngela Brackett\n706-867-0136
DESCRIPTION:Come join us on Saturday March 13th starting @ 12noon! Bring th
 e kids for the celebration! Kids can dress up to enter to win a prize!  Pa
 ppa Johns Pizza will have Mr. Slice for the children and coloring books/cr
 ayons!  The Sage Bush will have Irish Storytelling\, Facepainting\, Crafts
  & more for children!  Tranquility Nails will have St. Patricks nail stick
 ers for children and specials for mom & dad.  Structure Hair Studio will h
 ave 'Pot of Gold' hair bling for children.  Yahoola Creek Grill will have 
 Kids Eat Free with Adult Entree  Sushi Moto will have specials as well.
DTEND:20100313T180000Z
DTSTART:20100313T170000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100308T154200Z
SUMMARY:St. Patricks Day Celebration @ River Junction
URL:http://www.facebook.com/thesagebush/
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UID:39f97ddfd8c512e32d1a22049e34a2a7http://dahlonega.org/administrator
DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:ADVANCE reservations requests and a seating chart are available via
  the RESERVATION page on our web site\, or by calling 706-864-3982\, with 
 a MC or Visa handy\, preferably between 2 and 6 pm. DAY OF SHOW reservatio
 ns may be only be requested in person or by phone prior to 5 pm. Please no
 te that our bar stools and extra chairs are not well suited for full meal 
 dining but are fine for drinks and desserts! WE ARE LOCATED AT: 24 NORTH P
 ARK STREET\, DAHLONEGA\, GA 30533 ON THE HISTORIC PUBLIC SQUARE
DESCRIPTION:An intimate evening with the legendary Mike Mattison and Paul O
 lsen a.k.a 'The Great American Music Machine' - pushing the blues into the
  future with you at The Crimson Moon Cafe!<br /><br />Mike Mattison and Pa
 ul Olsen are Scrapomatic AND 'The Great American Music Machine' - a duo wh
 o pour their influences in the top of any music mill\, anywhere\, and out 
 come perfectly calibrated Americana gems. As Scrapomatic they have recorde
 d three critically acclaimed blues-roots albums since 2002 --'Scrapomatic\
 ,' 'Alligator Love Cry' and 2008's 'Sidewalk Caesars\,' which they are cur
 rently supporting on a nationwide tour.<br /><br />Their mission is to mak
 e music rooted to the blues canon\, but dodge becoming a museum piece by t
 aking up the flag of the modern blues innovators -- Taj Mahal\, Nina Simon
 e\, Dr. John\; artists who used their deep-seeded knowledge of the genre t
 o push it into the future. Needless to say\, the Great American Music Mach
 ine is not afraid of its influences. Don't miss this rare chance to see su
 ch legendary musicianship in such an intimate setting!<br /><br /> $20 Adv
 ance Reservations / $22 Day of Show<br /><br /><a target='_blank' href='ht
 tp://www.scrapomatic.com'>http://www.scrapomatic.com</a><br /><a target='_
 blank' href='http://www.myspace.com/scrapomaticnyc'>http://www.myspace.com
 /scrapomaticnyc</a><br /><br /> WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID ABOUT SCRAPOMATIC:
 <br /><br />'...the perfect blues appetizer.' -Boston Herald (Top Ten 'Hid
 den Pearl'<br />Releases of the Year)<br /><br />'...reaffirms that good m
 usic still has the power to feed the soul.'<br />-Savannah Morning News<br
  /><br />'...primal and tasty...one of the most impressive releases of the
  year'<br />-Blues Revue<br /><br />'...an amazing collection of heartfelt
  and soulful tunes.' -Hittin The Note<br /><br />MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SC
 RAPOMATIC<br />Both Mattison and Olsen were raised in the Twin Cities of M
 inneapolis and St. Paul\, Minnesota. Mattison started his music career as 
 a bass fiddle player with a jones for Ray Charles\, whom his mother took h
 im to see seven times before the age of 11. Mattison attended Harvard Univ
 ersity\, where he served as vice-president of the Harvard Lampoon humor ma
 gazine\, and graduated in 1991 with a cum laude degree in English and Amer
 ican Literature. He split the country soon-after to sing jazz in Budapest\
 , Hungary. Upon his return\, he met Olsen in Minneapolis\, three hours int
 o a P-Funk concert. A musical partnership was born.<br /><br />Olsen began
  studying guitar in the second grade. At the age of 17\, he became the de 
 facto sideman to local blues legend Little Bobby E. His prowess earned him
  a scholarship to the University of Minnesota\, where -- between blues gig
 s at night -- he studied classical and jazz guitar\, and earned a degree i
 n composition.<br /><br />After being recognized with Minnesota Music Awar
 d nominations for Best R&B Group and Best Male Vocalist\, the duo decamped
  to Brooklyn\, NY in 1997 and formed Scrapomatic. They proceeded to stomp 
 their way through nearly every venue in the New York area\, including Carn
 egie Hall.<br /><br />In 2002\, Mattison joined the Derek Trucks Band as i
 ts lead singer. To date he tours year round with the Allman Brother's slid
 e player and erstwhile Eric Clapton sideman\, and has appeared on three DT
 B albums -- 2003's 'Live at the Georgia Theater\,' 2006's acclaimed 'Songl
 ines' and the group's next major-label effort\, to-be-named and released i
 n early-2009<br /><br />2002 also saw Scrapomatic release its self-titled 
 debut album under the tutelage of renowned jazz-producer John Snyder\, on 
 his Artists House label. The Boston Herald named the album -- recorded at 
 Dockside Studios in Maurice\, Lousiana -- one of the year's 'Top Ten 'Hidd
 en Pearl' releases.' In 2006\, Scrapomatic made the move to Atlanta's Land
 slide Records with the release of 'Alligator Love Cry\,' also recorded at 
 Dockside and produced by Snyder. Blues Revue called 'Alligator\,' 'primal 
 and tasty... one of the most impressive releases of the year.'<br /><br />
 Scrapomatic's most recent effort\, 'Sidewalk Caesars\,' was recorded in At
 lanta at Bakos Amp Works over three weekends in the fall of 2007. The ecle
 ctic Landslide album was produced by Mattison and engineer Jeff Bakos\, wh
 o strove to give the group more power and presence. Scrapomatic was joined
  by Ted Pecchio on bass and Tyler Greenwell on drums\, late of Col. Bruce 
 Hampton's Codetalkers\, and both currently backing Grammy-nominated blues 
 chanteuse Susan Tedeschi. Dave 'Copernicus' Yoke rounded out the group wit
 h his unlikely\, ear-friendly guitar\, and is now also a member of the Sus
 an Tedeschi band.<br /><br />As Scrapomatic watches the accolades for 'Sid
 ewalk Caesars' roll in\, Mattison continues to perform over one hundred do
 mestic and international dates a year with the Derek Trucks Band. Olsen re
 mains active in NYC as a bandleader and ASCAP award-winning songwriter. Th
 e nationwide tour rolls on\, and the duo are already hard at work on their
  fourth album. As Olsen says\, 'You gotta feed the Machine!'
DTEND:20100314T043000Z
DTSTART:20100314T013000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T144800Z
SUMMARY:Scrapomatic Featuring Mike Mattison\, Lead Vocalist Of The Derek Tr
 ucks Band
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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 n in the c.1858 Parker Nix Storehouse where The Crimson Moon Café makes i
 ts home. Blue Grass\, Old Time\, Country/Blues standards\, and American Fo
 lk are the most likely tunes to bubble up\, but any American ‘traditiona
 l’ music is welcome.  Occasionally\, the owner of The Crimson Moon Caf
 é climbs on stage to join them for a few songs as well\, but anyone who 
 knows how to play in instrument or sing is welcome to join in – often wi
 th talented musicians picking on their instruments to back you up if desir
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DTSTART:20100314T190000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T144900Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Music Jam
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:North Georgia Continuing Education \n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Learn from the top names in forensic pathology\, bite mark evid
 ence\, crime scene investigation\, and forensic toxicology.\nEveryone from
  new investigators to seasoned veterans will learn valuable information ab
 out death investigation.\n\nFor more information:\n\nhttp://apache.northge
 orgia.edu/ce/fs2010.htm\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen Mon Mar 15 – Tue Mar 16\, 2010
DTEND:20100317T140000Z
DTSTART:20100315T130000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100310T140800Z
SUMMARY:Forensic Symposium 2010
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Educaiton\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:What could be more fun than a night of dancing? Join Jean and l
 earn basic dance steps as well as leading and following\, timing and turns
 . Couples are recommended but singles are certainly welcome!\n6 Wed\nMarch
  17 - April 28 ( no class April 7 )\n6:30 - 7:30pm\n$69\nRegister Early by
 : Thu March 11\nJean Hawkins\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_da
 nceballroom.htm \n\nWhen Wed Mar 17 6:30pm – 7:30pm Eastern Time
DTSTART:20100317T233000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100310T141300Z
SUMMARY:Ballroom Dancing
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Join the fun of swing dancing! No more watching from your chair
 . You will learn the basic steps and techniques of swing dancing\, an ener
 getic bouncing dance. Enjoy this class by yourself or with a partner.\n\n6
  Wed\nMarch 17 - April 28 ( no class April 7 )\n7:30pm - 8:30pm\n$69\nRegi
 ster Early by: Thu March 11\nJean Hawkins\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.ed
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 ime
DTSTART:20100318T003000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T131700Z
SUMMARY:Swing Dance
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:The Holly Theater & Community Center\n69 W Main St\nDahlonga\, GA 3
 0533\n706-864-3759
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the best St. Patrick's Day performance in town! Tic
 kets $15.00!\n\nEmerald Rose is a four-man folk rock band in the New Celti
 c tradition with a rich\, original 'world fusion' sound with influences ra
 nging from the Chieftains to Jethro Tull. Blending harmony vocals\, pennyw
 histle\, Irish pipes\, world percussion\, driving guitars and bass\, their
  music ranges from traditional jigs and reels to original folk rock and po
 p numbers. Many of the band's musical themes draw from Celtic myth and leg
 end\, but their style is modern\, upbeat and accessible.\n\nwww.emeraldros
 e.com
DTEND:20100318T040000Z
DTSTART:20100318T010000Z
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SUMMARY:Emerald Rose Concert at The Holly Theater
URL:http://www.hollytheater.com/
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CONTACT:ADVANCE reservations requests and a seating chart are available via
  the RESERVATION page on our web site\, or by calling 706-864-3982\, with 
 a MC or Visa handy\, preferably between 2 and 6 pm. DAY OF SHOW reservatio
 ns may be only be requested in person or by phone prior to 5 pm. Please no
 te that our bar stools and extra chairs are not well suited for full meal 
 dining but are fine for drinks and desserts! WE ARE LOCATED AT: 24 NORTH P
 ARK ST.\, DAHLONEGA\, GA 30533 ON THE HISTORIC PUBLIC SQUARE
DESCRIPTION:We could not get enough of this great local band when they last
  played\, so they are back to host a ‘St.  Patrick’s Day Party at The
  Moon’  - complete with both green beer\,  Guiness on tap\, special Ir
 ish menu items\, and a not so Irish\, but very rocking band – Out of the
  Blue!<br /><br /> Dahlonega’s own Blues\, Rock\, and Classic Rock band\
 , playing their best originals as well as your favorite covers - from Jimi
  Hendrix\, BB King\, Stevie Ray Vaughn\, CCR\, to ZZ Top and more. Guarant
 eed to keep you on your feet & rocking the night away- with room to dance 
 if you’re in the mood!<br /><br />We'll be open for both LUNCH and DINNE
 R today\, with some delicious features from the Gaelic Isles\, green beer\
 , costumed servers and Guiness on tap! Dinner seating will begin at 5pm - 
 if your'e not in the mood to stay for the party... Dinner & Show seating w
 ill begin at 6:30 pm!<br /><br />$8 Advance Reservations  / $10 Day of Sh
 ow
DTEND:20100318T030000Z
DTSTART:20100318T010000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T145100Z
SUMMARY:St. Patrick's Day Party With 'Out of the Blue'
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:This course is for individuals who need to recertify their NPDE
 S Level 1A (Blue) card\, which expires every three years. According to sta
 te law\, a certified individual shall be required to attend and participat
 e in at least four hours of approved continuing education courses\, as est
 ablished by the commission\, every three years.\n\nNote: No examination re
 quired for recertification.\n\nThu\nMarch 18\n8:30am - 12:30pm\n$79\nRegis
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DTSTART:20100318T133000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T131900Z
SUMMARY:Soil Erosion/NPDES Level 1A Fundamentals Recertification
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Soil Erosion/NPDES Level II Recertification\nThis recertificati
 on class is for plan designers and plan reviewers.\n\nThu\nMarch 18\n1pm -
  5pm\n$79\nRegister Early by: Thu March 11\nChris Adair\n\nhttp://apache.n
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DTSTART:20100318T180000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T132000Z
SUMMARY:Soil Erosion/NPDES Level II Recertification
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CONTACT:The Crimson Moon Cafe\, 706-864-3982
DESCRIPTION:ABSOLUTELY FREE! Three solid hours of your favorite cover songs
  – while you dine! This entertaining husband and wife duo bring you thre
 e solid hours of your favorite songs honed to perfection from years of pla
 ying and singing together including 6 years at Atlanta's renown 'Swallow a
 t the Hollow'! Together they know nearly 700 cover songs from the 60's\, 7
 0's\, 80's\, and 90's - and love requests. Reserved seating for this ‘mu
 sic while you dine’ evening of awesome entertainment is highly recommend
 ed!
DTEND:20100319T020000Z
DTSTART:20100318T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100204T152200Z
SUMMARY:The Tom & Julie Show
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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CONTACT:The Crimson Moon Cafe\n24 North Park Street\, Dahlonega\, GA 30533
 \nVenue/Reservations: 706-864-3982 \nBooking: 404-374-1026
DESCRIPTION:TRIVIA NIGHT at ‘The Half Moon Saloon’<br /><br />Thursdays
  from 8 pm to 10 pm+      FREE with PRIZES AWARDED!<br />With our pop
 ular 'Georgia' as your Saloon Keeper\, and Jason Bain as the Trivia Master
 .<br />Bring all your smartest friends - team size doesn't matter here!
DTEND:20100319T030000Z
DTSTART:20100319T010000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T143700Z
SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Half Moon Saloon
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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 erent area bands usually anchor/host this nearly 100 year weekly traditio
 n in the c.1858 Parker Nix Storehouse where The Crimson Moon Café makes i
 ts home. Blue Grass\, Old Time\, Country/Blues standards\, and American Fo
 lk are the most likely tunes to bubble up\, but any American ‘traditiona
 l’ music is welcome.  Occasionally\, the owner of The Crimson Moon Caf
 é climbs on stage to join them for a few songs as well\, but anyone who 
 knows how to play in instrument or sing is welcome to join in – often wi
 th talented musicians picking on their instruments to back you up if desir
 ed! </span></p>\n</span>
DTEND:20100321T220000Z
DTSTART:20100321T190000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T144900Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Music Jam
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:An invigorating\, low impact exercise program. You will learn e
 xercises in the pool that will help improve your flexibility\, endurance\,
  circulation and general health. All ages\, fitness levels and non-swimmer
 s are encouraged to join. Class size is limited so register early!\n\nSess
 ion III: 5 Mon/Wed March 22 - April 21 11:15am - 12:15pm $39\nRegister Ear
 ly by: Mon March 15\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_hydro.htm\n
 \nWhen\n	Mon Mar 22 11:15am – 12:15pm Eastern Time
DTSTART:20100322T161500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T132200Z
SUMMARY:Hydrorobics
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Get your hands dirty! Learn basic handbuilding and wheelthrowin
 g techniques in this hands-on beginner pottery class. You will also cover 
 basic production skills\, hand positions\, trimming\, decorating\, and gla
 zing. Our studio is equipped with 14 wheels\, so register early because sp
 ace is limited.\n\nSession 2:\n6 Mon/Wed\nMarch 22 - April 28\n6pm - 8pm\n
 $139 ( includes clay and firing )\nRegister Early By: Mon March 15\nHelen 
 Miller\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_pottery.htm\n\nWhen\n	Mo
 n Mar 22 6pm – 8pm Eastern Time
DTSTART:20100322T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T132400Z
SUMMARY:Pottery - Beginning Throwing & Handbuilding
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:This advanced selling seminar is led by your engaging instructo
 r to take you to the next level of eBay selling. We will cover more advanc
 ed eBay topics\, including business strategy\, marketing basics\, managing
  listings\, and managing payments.\n\nPrerequisite: Basics of Selling on e
 Bay\n\nTue/Thu\nMarch 23 & 25\n6pm - 9pm\n$79\nRegister Early by: Mon Marc
 h 15\nJames Daniel\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_ebay2.htm
DTSTART:20100323T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T132800Z
SUMMARY:Beyond the Basics of Selling on eBay
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:You will learn the basic stances\, blocks\, and straight middle
  punches used in karate\, the basic physical exercises for agility\, and t
 hen you will learn Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido techniques.\n\nSession II:\n10 
 Tue\nMarch 23 - June 1 ( no class April 10 )\n6pm - 7pm\n$59\nRegister Ear
 ly by: Mon March 15\nDanny Jarrard\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/cl
 ass_karate.htm\n\nWhen\n	Tue Mar 23 6pm – 7pm Eastern Time
DTSTART:20100323T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T133100Z
SUMMARY:Karate-Beginner
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Take the next step with this advanced photography course. Learn
  advanced composition\, shooting raw photos\, histograms\, using your flas
 h\, and studio lighting techniques. Develop a better eye with in-class cri
 tiques.\n\n4 Tue\nMarch 23 - April 13\n6pm - 8:30pm\n$129\nRegister Early 
 by: Mon March 15\nTrevor Morris\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class
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DTSTART:20100323T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T133000Z
SUMMARY:Photography - Advanced
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Have fun teaching your dog and watching him grow as a loyal\, w
 ell behaved companion. This seven-week group class teaches basic canine go
 od manners. These skills include watch-me\, walking on a loose leash\, sit
 \, down\, sit-stay\, down-stay\, come\, heel\, and release commands. The c
 ourse focuses on training the owner to train their dog with positive motiv
 ational techniques. \n\nNote: Dogs must be at least four months old with p
 roof of current vaccinations. Family members are welcome to attend classes
 .
DTSTART:20100323T231500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100310T131900Z
SUMMARY:Dog Obedience: Basic Training
URL:http://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_dog.htm/
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:You will continue advancing your karate skills and further your
  knowledge of Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido techniques.\nAdvanced Karate Prerequ
 isite: Student must have attained the rank of green belt.\n\nSession II:\n
 10 Tue\nMarch 23 - June 1 ( no class April 10 )\n6:45pm - 7:45pm\n$59\nReg
 ister Early by: Mon March 15\nDanny Jarrard\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.
 edu/ce/class_karate2.htm
DTSTART:20100323T234500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T133400Z
SUMMARY:Karate-Advanced
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:In addition to the discussions and lessons from 'Become a Weddi
 ng Planner - Part I'\, you will learn professional business practices\, pr
 icing\, vendor relations and recommendations\, contracts to obtain\, and f
 orms to use. Remember to bring your 3 ring binder or notebook\, paper and 
 pens to class.\n\nPrerequisite: Completion of Wedding Planner I\n\n6 Wed\n
 March 24 - April 28\n6pm - 8pm\n$99\nRegister Early by: Thu March 18\nAlis
 on Smith\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_wedding2.htm
DTSTART:20100324T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T134100Z
SUMMARY:Become a Wedding Planner: Part II
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Not sure what to do to transform your yard from drab\, water-so
 aked\, mosquito infested\, and deer's delight into a yard you will be prou
 d of? Join us to learn how to develop a plan and design the garden of your
  dreams.\nNote: Supplies not included\; see supply list online.\n\n4 Thu\n
 March 25 - April 15\n6pm - 8pm\n$99\nRegister Early by: Thu March 18\nSuza
 nne Albright\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_flipyard.htm
DTSTART:20100325T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T155800Z
SUMMARY:Flip This Yard
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Are you getting the hang of photography\, but need a little mor
 e information to become great? Learn tips and tricks about equipment and l
 ocation. We will focus on photographing wildlife\, nature\, moving water a
 nd action photography.\n\nNote: Three sessions will be in the classroom fr
 om 6pm - 8pm\, and two classes will be held in the field from 5pm - 7:30pm
 .\n\n5 Thu\nMarch 25 - April 22\nClasses: 6:00pm - 8:30pm\nField: 5:00pm -
  7:30pm\n$129\nRegister Early By: Thu March 18\nLarry Winslett\n\nhttp://a
 pache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/class_photonature.htm
DTSTART:20100325T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T155700Z
SUMMARY:Nature Photography
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CONTACT:The Crimson Moon Cafe\, 706-864-3982
DESCRIPTION:ABSOLUTELY FREE! Three solid hours of your favorite cover songs
  – while you dine! This entertaining husband and wife duo bring you thre
 e solid hours of your favorite songs honed to perfection from years of pla
 ying and singing together including 6 years at Atlanta's renown 'Swallow a
 t the Hollow'! Together they know nearly 700 cover songs from the 60's\, 7
 0's\, 80's\, and 90's - and love requests. Reserved seating for this ‘mu
 sic while you dine’ evening of awesome entertainment is highly recommend
 ed!
DTEND:20100326T020000Z
DTSTART:20100325T230000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100204T152200Z
SUMMARY:The Tom & Julie Show
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:NGCSU Continuing Education\n706-864-1918
DESCRIPTION:Tailor your scuba diving skills. With enriched air diving\, you
  can extend your no stop limits. Learn the procedures\, safety protocols\,
  hazards\, risks\, benefits\, and theory of no decompression diving with o
 xygen enriched air.\n\nNotes:\n1) No dives are required.\n2) You will rece
 ive a PADI Certification as an Enriched Air Diver at the end of the course
 .\n\nPrerequisite:\nProof of diver certification\, PADI or equivalent\, is
  required.\n\n2 Thu\nMarch 25 & April 8\n6:45 - 10pm\n$195\nRegister Early
  by: Thu March 18\nBill Lach\n\nScuba Notes:\n- Students enrolling in all 
 scuba classes should attend the free Intro Night presentation.\n\n- The mi
 nimum age for all scuba classes is 15.\n\n- All scuba participants will be
  invited to an optional open water trip on April 9 - 11\, 2010 to Panama C
 ity Beach\, Florida. More information\, including cost of trip\, will be d
 iscussed at the Scuba Intro Night.\n\nhttp://apache.northgeorgia.edu/ce/cl
 ass_scubaenriched.htm
DTSTART:20100325T234500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T161500Z
SUMMARY:Scuba Diving - Enriched Air Diving
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:The Crimson Moon Cafe\n24 North Park Street\, Dahlonega\, GA 30533
 \nVenue/Reservations: 706-864-3982 \nBooking: 404-374-1026
DESCRIPTION:TRIVIA NIGHT at ‘The Half Moon Saloon’<br /><br />Thursdays
  from 8 pm to 10 pm+      FREE with PRIZES AWARDED!<br />With our pop
 ular 'Georgia' as your Saloon Keeper\, and Jason Bain as the Trivia Master
 .<br />Bring all your smartest friends - team size doesn't matter here!
DTEND:20100326T030000Z
DTSTART:20100326T010000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T143700Z
SUMMARY:Trivia Night at The Half Moon Saloon
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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DTSTAMP:20100313T010501Z
CONTACT:Suzanne Hendricks\nCommunity Manager\nAmerican Cancer Society
DESCRIPTION:Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society’s signature act
 ivity. It offers everyone in a community an opportunity to participate in 
 the fight against cancer. Teams of people camp out and take turns walking 
 or running around a track. Each team is asked to have a representative on 
 the track at all times during the event. Relay is an overnight event\, las
 ting 12 hours in length.\n\nTeams of people from all walks of life have fu
 n while raising much-needed funds to fight cancer and raise awareness of c
 ancer prevention and treatment.\n\nNo matter who you are\, there’s a pla
 ce for you at Relay. To participate\, form a team\, or dedicate a luminari
 a\, please call your American Cancer Society 770-297-1176 or visit www.lum
 pkincountyrelay.com.
DTEND:20100327T120000Z
DTSTART:20100327T000000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090806T150800Z
SUMMARY:Relay For Life
URL:http://www.lumpkincountyrelay.com/
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CONTACT:Steven Baggett\, 404-518-2683
DESCRIPTION:Kappa Sigma Fraternity Presents:<br /><br />1st Annual Communit
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 w Children’s Home) <br /><br />Time:  Sunday March 28th at 2:00pm <br /
 ><br />Location: Yahoola Creek Park\, Softball Fields <br /><br />Who is i
 nvited: Kids ages 12 and under!! <br /><br />Hot Chocolate and Krispy Krem
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DTEND:20100328T200000Z
DTSTART:20100328T190000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100222T151300Z
SUMMARY:1st Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt
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 lk are the most likely tunes to bubble up\, but any American ‘traditiona
 l’ music is welcome.  Occasionally\, the owner of The Crimson Moon Caf
 é climbs on stage to join them for a few songs as well\, but anyone who 
 knows how to play in instrument or sing is welcome to join in – often wi
 th talented musicians picking on their instruments to back you up if desir
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DTEND:20100328T220000Z
DTSTART:20100328T190000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20100312T144900Z
SUMMARY:Traditional Music Jam
URL:http://www.thecrimsonmoon.com/
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