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Grandmary's Bed and Breakfast is located at 11 Hadley Street across from the Village Commons and Mount Holyoke College. It is a charming Victorian era bed & breakfast in the heart of the Pioneer Valley, where each guest may enjoy breakfast in our elegant dining room, relax in a spacious parlor, and have a good night's rest in one of our three specially decorated bedrooms.
The Primrose bedroom is both elegant and spacious with a queen size bed, a settee and a full private bath. The Princess Rose bedroom is bright and quaint with two twin beds and a full private bath. It is perfect for two traveling companions. The Petit Rose bedroom is cozy and charming with its featured four post canopy bed and a full private bath. Each bedroom is appointed with cotton sheets, down bedding, lace curtains and handmade quilts. Grandmary's has a wireless internet hub to keep their guests connected.
Walk across the street to Mount Holyoke College or the South Hadley Village Commons with its unique shops, movie theaters and restaurants. Grandmary's is only a short drive to the college towns of Amherst and Northampton and is conveniently located to Hampshire College, Amherst College, the University Of Massachusetts, Smith College and other area private schools and colleges.
The Pioneer Valley is rich in historic, cultural and recreational attractions which include Old Deerfield, Springfield Museums, the Eastern States Exposition, Six Flags of New England, the Basketball Hall of Fame, Yankee Candle Factory, and the Mohawk Trail.
The Petit Rose Grandmary's is a family owned bed & breakfast operated by Dorothy Rigalis, and a member of the South Hadley Chamber of Commerce and the Five College Area Bed & Breakfast Association. We are a smoke-free facility and we can accommodate children 10 years and older.
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- Please call (413) 533-7381 for rates and availability.
- Check-in time is after 3 pm and check-out time is by 11:00 am unless arranged in advance.
- All rates are subject to 5% Massachusetts sales tax.
- All rooms have individually controlled electric heat and air conditioning with all the modern amenities.
Driving Directions to Grandmary's
When traveling North or South on Route I-91:
- Take Exit 16, Route 202 towards Holyoke Center & South Hadley.
- Follow 202 N over bridge and rotary to Route 116 N, South Hadley/Amherst exit.
- After college entrance, take a left on Hadley street, Route 47.
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- Take Exit 5, Turn left on Memorial Drive, Route 33 towards South Hadley,
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There were only a handful of Indian families in Tallahassee then, and not much was available to us in the way of homeland culture. It was a rare treat for us to be able to see Shankar in concert.
My mother was especially excited. She was trained in voice and sang the songs of another talented Indian, Rabindranath Tagore, India's sole Nobel laureate in literature. She played harmonium with her songs and sometimes, a tanpura, a string instrument that resembles a sitar but has no frets.
It was a moment of pride, as well -- in a time when India was known to many of my American friends as a land of human misery. When we wanted to boast of the greatness of our land, we uttered Shankar's name.
A few days before the concert, organizers called my mother with a special request: Could she possibly cook dinner for the musicians? Shankar was craving a home-cooked Bengali meal.
Of course, yes, my mother said. Who would not be honored to cook for the maestro? Then came days of cooking -- spiced rice pilau with raisins and pistachios, chicken curry, lentils and sandesh, a special milk sweet for which Bengalis are famous.
On the night of the performance, Opperman Music Hall was packed. The lights dimmed and the Shankar's music filled the air, mellifluous and luscious like the rich silk of a Benarasi sari.
I didn't understand the melodic forms and rhythms of the music that was played that night.
I knew that he had written the music for director Satyajit Ray's acclaimed "Apu Trilogy." But I was not unlike millions of others who connected Ravi Shankar's name to the Beatles and to the concert for Bangladesh.
I had expected to react in typical teenage fashion with boredom. Instead, I was transported to another sphere. Shankar's sitar was magical.
The rhythms of the performance fell and rose with the improvisation of each melody framework known as a raga. His sitar told of joy and sorrow, of lives led and dreams dashed.


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Taylor Swift took time out of her busy schedule for a lunch date with a very special fan. Family and friends of 17-year-old Kayla Kincannon, who has been fighting brain cancer for the last year, relied on the help of social media to contact Taylor's camp for a meeting. According to a blog by Kayla's dad, she flew to Nashville for "no quick meet and greet photo op." Taylor and her mother, Andrea, had lunch with Kayla for two hours, where she received a gift basket and signed pictures. Kayla's dad described the superstar as "the sweetest, most down to earth person." Kayla also expressed on Twitter that she can't believe she had lunch with Taylor Swift!
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David Robinett said, "Coach Moebes, man alive, what a game the other night against San Angelo Central. Those guys came out ready to play, and your guys answered the bell. Talk about that dog fight you guys had with Central."
Coach Moebes said, "It was a great football game. Central's got a great team, and, you know, it was a great atmosphere. It was a hostile environment. They were prepared. They came out and played well, you know, we did also. We put ourselves in some bad situations that we weren't able to capitalize from, but I couldn't be more proud of our kids character and poise to be able to overcome some of the things that weren't going our way."
David said, "You were in a bit of a bind, and the special teams stepped up and made a play. Fred(Lawrence) in particular. Talk about that play, and how important it was for you guys."
Coach Moebes said, "It was huge. We needed a spark. We had been moving the football and getting stops on defense, but it wasn't that electric spark, you know, with a turnover or a big score. That really electified our football team."
David said, "Now let's talk about the off week. It's weird to have it here right before the playoff start, but that's where you are at. What's your approach this week?"
Coach Moebes said, "We've got to go out and practice hard. It gives us an opportunity to have some rest and change our routine, a little because we have been in a routine since August with the schedule the way it is. We're going to go out and practice hard. We are going to focus on our fundamentals. We are going to go good on good, so that we continue to maintain our timing. By no stretch of the imagination are we going to take these 3 days off. We are going to go there and practice hard."
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The Grammy's have come and gone and we all tuned in to watch who won what and discuss the performances, right? Well, yes we found that part interesting but we also tuned in to see what had everyone's tongue's wagging: Chris Brown and Rihanna. The Ike and Tina of a new generation as well as the poster children for dating violence.
In case you weren't aware, February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. It was instituted by Congress to address the rising epidemic of teen dating violence as well as bring focus on how to prevent it. Dating violence is a major problem within our country. According to www.teendvmonth.org, nearly 1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a dating partner in a single year. The effects of dating violence can be just as bad, violent relationships in adolescence can have serious consequences by putting the victims at higher risk for substance abuse, eating disorders, risky sexual behavior and further domestic violence.
With dating violence rates growing alarmingly and increasing the likelihood of abusive behaviors down the line, it's no wonder more people are starting become aware and educate themselves about how to prevent it. But, how do parents and educators explain this to teenagers when they see Chris Brown and Rihanna back together smiling? What message does that send to those in abusive relationships?
In November 2009 everyone remembers seeing the released photos of Rihanna just a few weeks after her mysterious absence from the Grammy's. The photos showed Rihanna's battered face covered in bruises resulting from a violent outburst from Brown. Following the leak, Rihanna agreed to an interview with Diane Sawyer where she said, "When I realized that my selfish decision for love could result in some young girl getting killed, I could not be easy with that part […] who's to say that their boyfriend won't kill these girls." That being said, their relationship was put to an end.
Now in 2012, the two are back together. Rihanna recently drew criticism for accompanying Brown to his probation hearing, where he was brought forth for not completing his community service. The two also recorded a song together entitled 'Nobody's Business." Unfortunately though, domestic and dating violence is everyone's business. Especially when the consequences can be deadly.
No one is pointing a finger at Chris Brown and Rihanna saying, 'You must be role models for young adults!" That's not their responsibility. While, Rihanna has willingly returned to her abuser, she does not deserve to be blamed. Instead of trying to avoid discussing this situation with teenagers and young adults, the Chris Brown and Rihanna situation should encourage parents to openly discuss healthy and unhealthy relationships with their children.
Dating violence like domestic violence can happen to anyone and often times it's not that easy to solve. Many of times, victims are reluctant to leave for various reasons. Sometimes, they don't know they are being abused. Other times, they feel they can't for fear of money, shelter, or safety. There are even times when they feel they deserve the abuse. There are numerous reasons but the most important thing we must keep in mind is that abuse does happen and we must educate people to know the signs and what resources are available to the victims and their support system. As parents and mentors, we must be able to turn to our children and say "I know you saw Chris Brown and Rihanna together. What do you think about that? Do you think they have a healthy relationship? Why or why not?" It is also up to us to guide them should they be the victim or they know someone who is. No one deserves to be abused and no victim deserves to be blamed. Instead we need to continue to plant the seeds about what dating violence is and how to prevent it.
If you are interested in learning more about dating violence please visit: http://www.teendvmonth.org/
If you or a loved one is facing domestic violence please contact Laurel House at 1-800-642-3150.
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Elected officials in the county of Santa Clara, in the heart of technology center Silicon Valley south of San Francisco, voted Tuesday to enact the ban to fight an "obesity epidemic" sweeping California and the United States.
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Harlan Levy of McDonald's was part of a fast-food restaurant contingent that turned out to oppose the ban.
"It substitutes the county's judgment for the judgment of parents," Levy told the board. "It does nothing to address a holistic response to the problem."
For example, the ban doesn't change sedentary lifestyles that have children sitting watching television or playing videogames, Levy argued.
Source"It is easy to say that we as parents should make the decision but kids can be so persuasive."
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Associate Professor Mark W. Garrison has been appointed to the new position of "Ombudsman for Students" in the College of Pharmacy, effective immediately.
In his new role, Garrison will serve as an additional resource for our students, allowing the college to separate student support on administrative issues from student support on academic issues, such as advising.
"Mark will provide support and advice to students who need a trusted and impartial intermediary to whom they can voice their concerns," said Gary M. Pollack, dean of the College of Pharmacy.
Garrison said, "With the continuing consolidation of the college to the Spokane campus, our students will have a number of adjustments to make. It is essential we have an efficient means in place for them to bring forward their concerns and know they will be heard."
Garrison has been a pharmacy faculty member since 1989 and recently finished a term as assistant dean for student services. He has received a "teacher of the year" award six times, including the past four years. His appointment as ombudsman is effective through June 30, 2013.
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The Little Genius is the easiest version of the Happy Cube Family. It has been especially created for children between the ages of 3 to 7. These cubes are easy to build and the two-tone foam gives extra visual stimulation. To improve the recognizability for the little ones and to stimulate their command of language, we put symbols such as nature, animals and emotions on the puzzles.
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Tips for Holiday Home D
Ten fast ways to freshen your home for the holidays
The jam-packed holiday season isn't the ideal time for monster home renovations or messy home improvement projects, but there's still a lot you can do to freshen up your home décor for the holidays before guests arrive and parties begin. The best low-cost, high-impact changes can be made in just hours or minutes, and will extend holiday spirit throughout the months to come.
Here are ten tips to gift your home, yourself and your guests with a little extra welcome and holiday pizzazz this season.
Dress up dining room chairs.
If your dining set is looking a little drab, work some slipcover magic to give it a new look. This is a really fun way to dress up an area where you'll be entertaining, especially if you've got a couple of smaller chairs around the house. You can easily create a new cushion or a full slipcover from a festive fabric that matches your theme for the season.
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H.S. Football: Viviano-DeStefano combination spells doom for Radnor
TREDYFFRIN – Batman and Robin. Peanut butter and jelly. Mario and Luigi. Rhythm and blues.
Some pairings simply cannot be beaten. The most prolific pass-catch combo in Chester County proved as much in a 42-0 rout of Radnor on a cool night from Leader Field. Conestoga's dynamic duo, seniors Joe Viviano and Andrew DeStefano, continued to pad its stats and rewrite school records while pacing the Pioneers (3-2, 2-2 Central League) to a 42-0 win over Radnor.
"They've been playing together forever," said Conestoga head coach John Vogan. "They really read each other's minds."
Despite the lopsided final score, the Raiders (0-5, 0-4) did have one bright spot in Jimmie Blake. The junior tailback accounted for 134 of the team's 201 total yards from scrimmage. Strikingly, Blake was able to amass such yardage with the Pioneers defense focusing on him primarily.
"Radnor runs the ball about as well as anybody," said Vogan. "Number two (Blake) runs hard."
The Conestoga defense started quickly, forcing and recovering fumbles on the Raiders' first two possessions. Shortly thereafter, fullback Nick Prestipino opened the scoring with a 20-yard jaunt. The senior took the handoff on a counter play to the right, threw a Radnor defender to the ground with a monstrous stiff-arm, and dove into the end zone for a 7-0 advantage.
In what would become an alarming trend, the Raiders would again cough up the football on the ensuing drive. On the evening, they turned the ball over seven times, leading to 28 of the Pioneers' 42 points. After eight plays, Viviano hit wideout Martin Dorsey on an 11-yard out. The sophomore barreled over two defensive backs to break the plane, pushing the lead to 14-0 in favor of Conestoga.
Radnor would suffer its fourth fumble on the first play of the following drive, giving the Pioneers great field position. Two plays later, Viviano hit DeStefano on a deep slant pattern, who shook one would-be tackler and ran over another for a 29-yard score.
And if two's company, then three's a crowd. With just 50 seconds remaining till halftime, senior running back Marcus Burton got in on the act with a 5-yard carry over the left side for a touchdown of his own. On the night, Burton ran for 121 yards on just 16 carries.
"Marcus has done a tremendous job this season," said Vogan. "He has really raised the level of his play and it's really helped us. It's helped to take the pressure off Joe."
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