MyConnection for May 23, 2012

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Thank you for picking up MyConnection. Look for your copy delivered free to your home from The Newnan Times-Herald each Wednesday. You’ll find entertainment and travel news, as well as upcoming events, easy-to-make recipes, and things that matter to you and your family.

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inside Thrill of the Grill Recipes ➤

The Key to Great Grilling

rilling season is here, and that means it’s time to get fired up for the smoky flavor of your favorite foods cooked in the great outdoors over charcoal.

These grilling recipes were created by chefs from all over the country who participated in the Choice Steak Challenge to find out who has the best steak-grilling chops. The recipes listed on page 4 feature premium beef, as well as a delicious side salad to try. Find more recipes, tips and information at www.Grilling.com.

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Build the Right Fire — Use different briquet arrangements depend­ing on what’s going on the grill. n Thinner

pieces of meat respond best to high temperature, direct-heat grilling, which requires spreading the coals out evenly across the grate.

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pieces of meat cook beautifully all the way through, without burning on the outside, with a two-zone fire.

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briquets to one side of the grate for high and low tempera­ture zones. Begin cooking directly over the coals until the outside of the meat has reached the desired doneness; then move the meat to the other side of the grate (the low temperature zone) to finish cooking.

Grilled Corn and Peach Salad with Queso Fresco

Grilled T-bone with Everglades Rub

inside Planning Getaways with Little Ones

Career Advice For New Grads The traditional path that worked for your grandparents is not necessarily viable anymore StatePoint

If you’re a new college or high school graduate, you may have been told by older relatives that the best way to launch your career is to get a decent job and stick with it. But many experts today warn that the expectation of relying on one company to employ you until you retire is no longer realistic.

“The traditional path that worked for your grandparents is not necessarily viable anymore,” says Larry Winters, founder and president of Leadership Team Development, Inc. As the author of the new book‚ “Live the Dream – No More Excuses,” Winters believes that with the right attitude and a solid plan, you can take control of your financial destiny. n Taking control of your financial future and career starts when you decide to dive into your opportunity headfirst. Be confident. You can’t

win with a mind cluttered with constant doubt.

Excuses are easy to make and will only serve to help you avoid doing what’s right. Stop making them!

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The only real security in today’s economic climate of outsourcing and downsizing is the ability to perform.

Gain a practical skill set and become invaluable.

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Spend time every day reading something to develop your personal growth. Expand your mind with the most positive, optimistic, ethical, inspiring material possible.

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Surround yourself with people who will help you keep a positive and motivated outlook. Don’t allow friends with a “can’t do” attitude bring you down. Naysayers are a dime a dozen.

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Survival Tips for Your Family Vacation ARA CONTENT

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ou know the old saying that the journey is just as important as reaching your destination? It can also be applied to your family vacation. Some even believe that the journey is half the fun of getting there. While you may already have a getaway destination in mind, traveling as a family presents its share of challenges for the journey ahead.

That’s why it’s so important to plan ahead to make sure your trip is a memorable voyage, rather than an endless undertaking. Preparing for vacation travel is all about using your resources, staying organized and snacking smartly.

Whether you’re traveling by car, plane or train, here are a few travel survival tips to ensure a smooth journey during your next vacation:

Keep a snack stash.

Hunger is the happy traveler’s kryptonite,

as moods can go south quickly when you’re in need of a snack. The type of snacks you choose is also important, as snacks overloaded with sugar might not help you feel satisfied for long — and sugary snacks can also leave your kids with lots of energy and nowhere to burn it off.

Try stocking up on healthier snacks like pretzels in single 100-calorie packs.

ery. To combine food and fun, use pretzel bits as bingo pieces or a tasty game of tic-tac-toe. Bringing pads for doodling is never a bad idea either, and washable markers are always a good option since they won’t easily break like crayons or colored pencils might.

Make it easy to get some shut-eye.

Hand sanitizer, napkins and hand wipes can help keep everyone — and the inside of your car — clean during your trip. If you have younger children, keeping a bag with a change of clothes easily accessible can help you weather any bad spills or accidents.

If you have a longer trip planned, bringing smaller travel pillows and blankets to help your passengers rest when they get sleepy can help keep everyone happy. You may also want to consider sun-blocking screens that still allow the driver to see out the window — although a comfortable pair of sunglasses for the little ones can also help.

Don’t forget the fun.

Travel-friendly technology.

Car games can make the time fly by for children. If you’re driving, games like car bingo and the license plate game are fun ways to help your child discover the scen-

Smartphones and tablets make great travel companions for adults, giving you access to helpful maps, restaurant reviews and tourism sites.

Take a clean-up kit.

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Veterans' Memorial Plaza May 28 11:00 a.m.

This year the ceremony will be entitled, "Five Gold Stars," honoring five additional names recently placed on the plaza honor rolls. The Coweta Veterans' Club will host a dinner for the public immediately following the ceremonies. Food will be served from 12:30 till 2:30.

A special invitation is extended to all public service and emergency personnel.

Info: 770-251-6949

Touch-A-Truck EVENT

Ashley Park Mall June 2 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Kids can get up close and touch all of their favorite vehicles.

County, city and military vehicles are free to touch, admission for all others is $2 per person, or $1 with a non-perishable food item.

Info: 678-423-0178

SENOIA 7th annual Memorial Day Celebration and Festival

Historic Downtown Senoia May 28 10:00 a.m.

Parade at 2:00 p.m.

Bring the entire family for a fun day of patriotic celebration. The 116th Army Band, Civil and Revolutionary War re-enactors, veterans, civic groups, businesses, Scouts and Shriners are scheduled for the parade.

Entertainment, a food court, children’s activities and vendors available throughout the day.

Fireworks show begins at dark at Marimac Lakes Park on Pylant Street. Event is free.

Info: 770-599-9155/ 770-599-8182

Grads Continued from Page 1 thinking, but success doesn’t jump up and attack you. True success is a designed, programmed event. Be it the field of merchandise or medicine, create a plan and follow it.

Don’t give up when you fall.

Just get back up and move forward. Failures and setbacks are all part of the growing experience.

As you make your way into the‚“real world,” consider harnessing your time, energy and talent into an independent career.

It won’t be easy, but success rarely comes without effort – and there’s no better time than when you are strong and full of energy to make it happen.

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Recipe Connection

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Planning Summer Getaways with Little Ones Family Features

Warm weather has arrived and parents every­where are starting to plan family vacations. But travel­ing with a little one can be challenging and requires preparation. Here are some tried and true tips and tricks for making the most of this summer’s trip.

Timing Is Everything Stick to your baby’s regular sleep schedule as best you can to ensure a satisfied little one.

If your baby sleeps well in the car, you can look forward to put­ ting on miles during nap­time drives. However, if your child

has trouble sleep­ing in the car, con­sider leaving first thing in the morning or right after nap­time to make sure your little traveler gets the rest he or she needs to enjoy the adventure.

Bring Liquids Onboard When you travel with a baby or toddler, airport security will allow you to bring a “reasonable amount” of extra liquids for your child, based on your itinerary.

Place any pre­pared bottles, baby food or boxes of shelf-stable milk in a large, clear zip-top bag to present at airport security as you pass through with your child.

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Unhealthy ADVISORY ADVISORY Y:: Everyone, especially those with heart or lung disease, should cut back or rreschedule eschedule str strenuous enuous activities today

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Newnan to finalize SPLOST projects Tuesday

Plan a meaningful pit stop for your family at least every two hours on the road for fresh air and exercise. Even rest areas may have space to roll a ball or chase bubbles and enjoy a picnic lunch.

By ELIZABETH MEL MELVILLE elizabeth@newnan.com beth@ne beth@newnan.com The Newnan City Council will finalize f their project list for the 2013 Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax T at Tuesd T ay’s 2:30 p.m. meeting.

In a letter from City Manage Cleatus Phillips to council members dated Sept. 7, Phillips said the final project list and intergovernmental agreement must m be approved and submitted to the Coweta County Commission by the end of this month.

“It is imperative that we f finalize the project list, or provide substantial direction, during the council meeting on Sept. 13, so that the final f project costs can be included within the agreement,” said Phillips.

The intergovernmental agreement will be placed on the council ag agenda enda for for Sept. 26.

The proposed SPLOST list f Newnan currently for entl includes ently projects in the areas of public safety; parks and recreation; buildings and facilities; f infor inf mation technology; roads, bridges, sidewalks ewalks ew and culv cul erts; and public wor works orks equipment.

Pu lic safety Pub af afety projects include

Stick to the Routine Traveling babies need the stability of their daily routines to stay happy, espe­cially for naptime or bedtime. If you and your baby go through a nightly bedtime ritual at home, stick to it. Even with the change in scenery, you and your little one will enjoy your special routine and ensure a restful slumber.

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COWETA OWETA’S SOLEMN 9/1 9/11 REMEMBRANCE

‘It takes a lot of want to’

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It was a solemn Sunday morning in downtown Newnan, as a crowd owd of about 300 people gathered ed to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Coweta public safety offiff fficials and active acti duty military were on the steps of the 1904 courthouse for f the ceremony, ceremon and other Coweta ta residents, including veterans, gathered on the sidewalk. ew ewalk.

“With heavy hearts, and with a resolute esolute nature, we all gather,” ther said Newnan Mayo ther,” Ma r Keith Brady as he read the city’s proclamation for f Patriot Pa Da Day. “W encourage our citi“We zens” to rediscover “the unity unit we felt” f in the aftermath of the tragedy edy edy y,, Brady said.

County Commissioner Tim Lassetter read the proclamation from Coweta County. ount ounty.

Deputy Chief Todd Moore of the Coweta County Fire Department was the keynote speake spea r.

“If you asked me what I remember most” about the events of Sept. 11, it was the same then as now, Moore said. aid. “I saw saw a lot of ‘w ‘want ant to.’”

In fire service, “when Photo by Jef Jeff Leo things get tough, we have a Cub Scouts Willis Tripp T and Winn Johnson place the law enforcement wreath Sunday morning at the 10th annual Sept. 11, 2001 memophrase we use — ‘want to.’ rial program at the historic Courthouse in downtown Newnan Some may call it passion,”

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