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	<!--First 10 details in the format [DetailType]:[Detail] next detail-->Address: 69 Chase Ave. Type: Residential Style: 2 Story Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 1 Suite: No Living Area: 910 square feet Year Built: 1920 More Details

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	<!--First 500 words of description-->Conway NH village neighborhood with easy walk to pond, 2 schools, library, beach, park and stores. 3 bedroom home with 1 bath. 3rd bedroom is plumbed to make a second bath. Nice yard, updated furnace, rebuilt/reinforced foundation, metal roof, deck with hot tub, laundry room and a nice yard. Excellent for first time home-buyer $8,000 tax incentive or down-sizing. 100% financing available. American Home Shield buyer warranty for 1 year included at no cost to buyer. More Description

Brokered and Advertised by North Conway 603.986.0385 LID 5744974

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It's amazing how we as human beings can become so anesthesized to our everyday world that we start to take for granted many of the wonderful things that are given to us.

Let me share a story. In 1990, my hubby and i decided to give up all that was familiar and dear to us, and move north to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It wasn't easy to do. Our families were not in favor of this move. For years, we felt like pariahs to our own families, as we were "the black sheep". We weathered the criticism, the disdain for moving "so far away" and eventually (finally) were forgiven. So here we are. In the best, most beautiful area in the world. Looking out our back deck we see glorious views, awe-inspiring sunsets, and occasionally a deer or a turkey. Recently though, I noticed we were taking all this natural beauty for granted; so I started to take daily photos and post them. Here are today's photos taken after yesterday's 16-inch snowfall. Enjoy!

COFFEE ANYONE?

Living in the White Mountains...what more can anyone ask for. If you would like to MOVE, please contact me. My neighborhood is a new community (there are 3 houses and 4 owners so far) and we would LOVE new neighbors! Go to www.royalview.net for more info. Thanks for looking!

We're not getting a bailout here in the Mt. Washington Valley in northern New Hampshire. We are offering lots of ski deals to vacationers though; in the hopes that enticements not bailouts will work.

Cranmore Mountain is offering two-for-one lift tickets from Monday to Thursday (no holidays). They also offer a package deal of 3 tickets for $135- which is pretty good being only $45- per day. If you buy a lift ticket after 2:00 p.m. you can ski that day and continue onto the next day also (that's the "After 2, tommorrow too" deal)...for more information on Cranmore in North Conway, go to www.cranmore.com.

Shawnee Peak just 20 minutes east of North Conway in nearby Maine, offers 40 trails, of which 19 are lit for night skiing. Some Mondays, you can pack up the car full of people, and the whole carload pays $75 for the day (be sure to arrive before 11:00 a.m.) Monday nights bring tickets for $12-$14; Tuesday nights are two-for-one ski passes and $15- on some Tuesday nights (call first to confirm which nights offer the discounted prices). Thursdays are men's day and Fridays are women's day; both are $28 lift tickets. Got a honey who likes to ski? Take him or her on a date every Saturday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for just $15. You can splurge on champagne later at these prices.

Attitash in Bartlett has a special promotion; buy a lift ticket and get a $10- off coupon for your next lift ticket, purchased between January 9th and March 1st. Go to their website at www.attitash.com for more ways to save at Attitash.

King Pine in East Madison is no slouch either; my daughter-in-law took advantage of their ice skating for just $12 this past weekend and loved it! Their ski packages are great: $45 Saturday night family deal (2 adults, 2 children); their senior deals are worthwile also. Those aged 65 to 69 can ski for just $28.

At Wildcat in Jackson, there is a $25 Sunday afternoon ticket. Wednesdays are two-for-one on any non-holiday. Your birthday? You can ski free here on your special day.

Last but certainly not least, Black Mountain still has their family special in place; two adults and two children ( 6-17) can ski for $79 midweek and $99 on weekends and holidays.

These are some of the "snow much fun" here in the Mt. Washington Valley!

The people who in 2008 made us wish we were smarter, brighter, and certainly more internet-savy.

I've copied this content courtesy of AdvertisingAge: (check them out-great source of information!)

Digital A-List 2008: No.1, Unilever

Digital Marketer of the Year Scores by Making Web Tactics Part of Its Mainstream Marketing Plans

Here's the funny thing about Unilever being Digital Marketer of the Year: It doesn't really do digital campaigns.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 2, AKQA

Ad Age's Digital Agency of the Year Is Actually in the Business of Product Innovation

Fourteen years after it started as a boutique in London, AKQA has become a global powerhouse. In 2007, the San Francisco-based agency reached nearly 700 employees; revenue was up about 40% to $99 million; and new-client wins included Kraft Foods, Unilever, Cadbury Schweppes and Motorola, adding to a roster that already included Nike, Visa, McDonald's Corp., Microsoft Corp. and Coca-Cola Co. !

Digital A-List 2008: No. 3, Google

Search Giant Strikes Deal With Publicis, and Doesn't Lose Share Upgrading Rivals

Convincing ad agencies that it was friend, not foe, was imperative for Google if it wanted to start snagging the big-brand budgets major agencies control, and the barely 10-year-old company was effective enough in that campaign that it struck a deal with Publicis Groupe to share ideas, co-develop products and exchange employees.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 4, NYTimes.com

Ending an Unpopular Experiment to Capture Circ Revenue Has Paid Off

When The New York Times' website demolished the pay walls that had separated its columns and other premium content from the freeloading hoi polloi, it sealed a spot on the Digital A-List.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 5, Apple's iPhone

Changed Consumers' Perception of the Mobile Phone

No doubt Apple's sleek touch-screen iPhone is changing the look and feel of mobile phones. But more important, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has given mobile marketing a major boost with his iPhone.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 6, Digitas

Agency's Acquisition by Publicis Has Helped Shop Think Big Picture

Digitas continues to move beyond its roots as a direct-marketing agency to becoming a strong full-service digital partner that engages marketers building brands and businesses.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 7, J&J's BabyCenter

E-commerce Site Is Dominating Digital Mommyhood

Johnson & Johnson's BabyCenter is aiming for global domination and to follow moms beyond the confines of its website.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 8, Baidu

The 'Google of China' Is Moving Past Text-Based Search to Video, IM

Baidu.com is known as the "Google of China," the world's second-largest online market. Baidu has a dominant 62% share of China's search-engine market, according to China IntelliConsulting Corp. Google is the No. 2 player, with a 22.7% share, followed by Yahoo at 10.8%.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 9, ESPN

Its First-Round Knockdown at the Hands of Mobile Led to a Surprising Comeback

Keeping ahead of the game has been ESPN's signature play through the evolution of media, from its traditional TV base to print to its newer digital efforts.

Digital A-List 2008: No. 10, 'Cloverfield'

A Chancy Experiment Created an Immersive Online Marketing Experience

The J.J. Abrams-produced horror movie "Cloverfield" played hard to get through the late summer and fall of 2007. A mysterious online movement was a key ingredient in the run-up to the movie.

Digital A-List 2008: Next in Line

From Rising Star Tribal DDb to ... 'Whopper Freakout'?

In the end, we chose 10. But there was plenty of debate over who should make this year's A-List. Maybe it's no surprise that a burgeoning global power like Tribal DDB would come close, but a purveyor of flame-broiled burgers? These players' remarkable forays in the digital realm show new media's not just for tech companies.

Digital A-List 2008 Executive of the Year: Brian McAndrews

As Microsoft's Ad-Solutions VP, He Is Helping Map the Giant's Online Future

While many industry watchers have proclaimed the wisdom of Microsoft's Brian McAndrews, it's less his willingness to tackle the unproven path ahead and more the foresight in his past at aQuantive -- and that whopping exit strategy -- that makes him Ad Age's Digital Executive of the Year.

There you have it---The golden twelve (kinda like disciples) who made it this year...wonder who is on the horizon for next year?

I woke up this morning to the most beautiful sight...snow! The mountains around our home were shrouded in all their majesty, the snow softening their hard edges. It looked more like Christmas than the week of Thanksgiving.

I couldn't resist going outside to "play" in the white stuff; my two puppies were rolling around in it as if it was made especially for them. At times I could barely see them, as they are white also!. Eventually I ventured into my office; thank goodness I have four-wheel drive though as the roads were treacherous.

Here are 2 pictures from my office (not plowed yet):

It reminded me of when I was a teenager, when we used to have terrific snowstorms...with the exception of last winter, we've had really mild winters; this early snow may be a harbinger of this coming winter!

Time to clean out the motorhome and get ready to travel south??????