Check out one of our faithful AsSeenInWI.com contributors, Drew, as he attempts to win a home theater system from WJJO in Madison. The challenge: get the most points in the game of OPERATION.
Thanks to Drew for pointing us in the right direction of these pix and sending us his video of one of the other contestants getting harassed by Johnny before he started in on OPERATION.
Lisa Pertzborn-Whiting created recyclable wall clings which use Disney movie characters and can be moved around by kids. Long gone will be the days of kids taping, stapling and push-pinning pictures to decorate their walls.
Now kids can re-use these posters and clings to decorate their rooms like they are giant Colorforms!
Pertzborn-Whiting is one of 10 winners in this years nationwide Make Mine a Million $ Business competition. Congrats to her as she is the only contestant from Wisconsin!
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Claire Dittman is the first to admit she's not the fastest
grocery bagger in the world. But she performs the task efficiently
enough that she earned herself a trip to Las Vegas.
On Feb. 11, the Edgewood High School senior will represent
Wisconsin in the National Grocers Association's 24th annual Best
Bagger Championship. She won the state contest in September,
representing Metcalfe's Market. The prize was $500.
"I'm not very fast at all, but I'm good at the weight
distribution," she said. "I can make bags kind of even. I think
that's what made me win."
Speed isn't the only criterion for the contest. Technique,
efficiency of bag use and distribution of weight also matter.
Dittman, 17, began working at Metcalfe's last May. She's one of
about 40 baggers employed at the store, and they learn the task in
a training video. In 2005, Alexandra Metcalfe, daughter of store
owner Tim Metcalfe, won the state contest and the trip to Las
Vegas.
***Congrats to Ryan Balsiger who won a FREE Bucky Book on Cyber Monday! Stay tuned as more chances to win will appear!
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