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London-based automotive advertising photographer Nigel Harniman has been a busy man with road work. He appears on The Gadget Show, a weekly Channel 5 program in the UK that reviews and oes comparisons of all the latest technological products and gizmos. Harniman and friend compared the merits of two standard entry-level cameras and appropriate lenses, using the mirrorless Sony A6000 and the Nikon D5500 DSLR and then put them through their paces for a rig shot, to low level light, tracking and portraits with the AC Cobra and a Porsche 911 2.7 replica. Harniman filmed iin the beautiful Worcestershire countryside at Shelsley Walsh , the oldest Hill Climb in the UK, shooting these classic cars on abrisk spin with the two cameras for comparison. Find out more about The Gadget show experiment on Harniman's blog and you catch the results from the Gadget episode here .
Harniman goes behind the scenes to photograph the BMW Ultimate Driving Experience, where he was asked to shoot a range of stills and aerial drone video at thhe legendary Goodwood Motor Circuit. Celebrities gather at this festival,one of the highlights of the motoring-calendar year in the UK. He photographed some of the top-performing BMWs, from the slick i8 series to the M series to off-road with the X5. He captured great angles of these super performing automobiles and no mud splatter. See the video here for the BMW Goodwood shoot.
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From these campaigns, you can see Harniman is shooting more video these days, including Slo-Mo iPhone video and aerial drone footage in addition to his still work. He had an incredible response on social media to a short clip he shot shooting stills for First4Lawyers and the Big Dog team, with four million views and 40, 000 shares on Facebook alone. The video shows pretty much the worst start to anyone's day. Enjoy Harniman's Slo-Mo iPhone 6 video that went viral here.
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Rodeoflip - the night splint thing has been truly amazing if PF does flare up. I do think swimming also is quite helpful for getting the foot moving without weight bearing.
Outside, around the bottom of the outside of the ankle bone. Pod said that was a compensatory type injury, ie being a dumbass trying to run through PF for months (although he's way too polite to say that). But I was. I'm sure a few sessions and then rest and rehab will do it. As you say you can't endlessly shell out. I've found swimming to be brilliant for my foot. It feels a lot loser and relaxed after. The rest of me on the other hand...
Yep I did and ran on until I got a very sudden sharp pain which forced a very sudden stop! That seemed to be a bit like a sprain type injury in that I had no balance and struggled to weight bear. That seems to have cleared after a couple of weeks and balance back to normal. Just got the bloomin PF heel pain to get rid of. Had a very painful physio session on it today. I'm extremely ticklish which made me not sure whether I wanted to laugh or cry.
I'm current resting up, cycling, swimming, stretchinb etc to get rid of pretty bad PF which I made much worse by ignoring, plus damaged the side of my foot. one of the things I've found brilliant for helping with foot mobility and stopping that awful thing of barely being able to walk in the morning is a night splint. You can get them on Amazon for about £15. It's like a plastic boot that keeps your foot from tightening up overnight. It does take a bit of getting used to and faff, but once you are used to it, it makes so much difference. I still have the heel pain to get rid of, but it's nice being able to stand up in the morning and not hobble!
Hi. Sorry to hijack the thread, but if anyone has a place in the monster olympic of middle and now can't do it can they let the organisers know? I'm on the waiting list for an oly place and desperate to do this race. So much so that I'll do the middle distance if needs be!
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The country that shares our northern border is proving to be a market worth fighting over. In addition to Target's expansion there earlier this year, rival Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT ) is investing heavily, with an aggressive $450 million expansion plan. And where the domestic operations of Sears Holding are dwindling away to nothing, its partially spun-off Canadian operations have long been one of the retailer's bright spots.
So it was surprising to see that grocery story chain Safeway (UNKNOWN: SWY.DL ) chose to abandon the Canadian market altogether in an effort to focus more closely on its U.S. operations. Last week it agreed to sell its 223 stores (including 199 that have pharmacies in them) to Sobeys for $5.7 billion, and though the market initially appeared to like the move, spiking Safeway's stock higher, it seems the move will ultimately be a mistake.
Safeway's U.S. business comprised 85% of its revenues in 2012, but the Canadian operations make up a third of its operating profits and 43% of its net earnings. By jettisoning its profit center, the grocery store chain may have made a shortsighted move of taking money up front at the expense of a stronger and growing business later on. I agree with my colleague Andrew Marder, who believes Safeway is going to waste money on repurchasing shares, which only props up earnings per share while doing nothing for its underlying business.
Then again, Target's entry into the Great White North may have been the writing on the wall for Safeway. The discount department store has only been in Canada for a quarter, rolling out its first 24 stores in March -- but with another 100 planned for the rest of the year -- and already Wal-Mart is stumbling, with same-store sales falling last quarter.
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Developers rarely stay in one place for their whole careers. Well, CCP's Kristoffer Touborg is leaving the company after over five years, during which time he acted as lead designer for their long-running sci-fi MMO Eve Online. Now, he's moving on to Riot Games, the studio behind League of Legends.
Touborg made a post on his personal Facebook for his colleagues and community members. In it, he expresses how much he's enjoyed his work at CCP, and notes his move to Ireland in order to work at Riot's Dublin office.
More than half a decade ago, I packed my bags and moved to Iceland to work for CCP. It's been an incredible five years, working for a company I love, on a game I love. Not a lot of people get that opportunity, but I did and I'll always be grateful that CCP let me work at a place where I'd get up every morning and be happy to go to work.
You can't do the same thing forever though and I feel like after more than five years, it's time to try something new. So I'm packing my bags again and moving to Dublin, where I'll be joining Riot games to work on League of Legends.
I feel a bit lucky that I get to work on not just one of my favorite games, but two of them. I don't think I could have asked for anything more and it's pretty humbling to go from one love to another. A few years ago, my overwhelming interest was the EVE universe; now it's League of Legends and the competitive scene there. To everyone at CCP, it's been wonderful and I would happily do it all over again. To everyone at Riot, I'll see you soon.
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Wonderful place to stay!!!
My husband and I stayed here for our anniversary. It was such a wonderful vacation. The rooms are very clean and affordable. Very peaceful, and great for families. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Just a short walk to the heart of Gatlinbug! We will never stay anywhere else but Johnson's Inn when we visit Gatlinburg.
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Just got back from our summer vacation...we stayed at Johnson's Inn after reading the reviews on trip advisor....all reviews were right on the money! The location is perfect...right off the main street and far enough to be away from the noise. The breakfast is good, nothing fancy but plenty.....bagels, toast, cereal, juice, oatmeal, grits, muffins, coffee....the lady running the breakfast is always moving, replenishing items and getting anything you might need, very helpful....and we left a tip at the end of our stay. Check in was smooth and we even checked out movies for our 3 year old who loves watching Disney movies at bedtime....the only downfall is the pool. It is very small but we were always on the go so didnt mind not having a large pool. Everyone is very helpful...the hotel is older but clean and plenty of towels provided after every cleaning. We stayed in a 2 room suite for only $94 per night on saturday and $72 through the week....now i know personally why Johnson's Inn is rated #1! Will definitely stay here again and again!
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My family and i spent 3 nights @Johnson's Inn. We requested ajoining rooms because my sister-in-law and neice came with us. Check-in was a breeze, clerk was very friendly. I was also very please with ours rooms, very clean. Cont. breakfast was good as I as every had at any motel that I've stay at. We have been to Gatlinburg, 4 times.
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My husband and I stayed May 5 & 6. The room was clean and the staff was helpful.
Their location is perfect because they are in the center of town close to all the attractions.
We had never stayed there before but were suprised at how low rate of our room for the weekend espically in downtown Gatlinburg.We have already made reservations to stay there again this summer when we will bring our 3 kids to Dollywood.A trolly runs by the hotel and this will cut back on driving and save money on gas.I have nothing to bad to say about this hotel.I just didn't know it was there and would have been staying there sooner and more often.
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I chose Johnson's Inn because I have been reading a lot of positive feedback about it so I told my husband that I wanted for us to try it for our honeymoon.
We went there last Monday ( April 17, 2006 )and went back here in kentucky last thursday (April 20, 2006 ). We are very pleased about the room and the staff are the best staff ever especially the guy who assisted us when we got lost at pigeon forge..hahaha because we got too much excited that we wanted to leave the car immediately and just go shopping ang play miniature golf..
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I am going to suggest to our group leader to stay there next year as well.
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The rates were very reasonable and the service was great. Everyone there made us feel special.
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'Western chic' wedding combines antique feel with modern touches
Michael and Shanna Lecy are BBQ-grillin', country music-lovin', cowboy boot-wearin' kind of people. When they got married last March, it was important to them that the wedding reflected their personalities, right down to the details.
So when deciding on a theme for their wedding reception, they chose one that felt like them. They call it "western chic."
"We put 'western chic' on our invitations because we wanted it to be a little less traditional. That's who we are," said Shanna Lecy, who lives in Plymouth and grew up in Alexandria and Spicer. "We wanted guests to wear their cowboy boots, or buy some for the occasion. We wanted them to have fun and experience something a little different."
Michael and Shanna had a traditional wedding ceremony at Calvary Lutheran Church in Willmar, where Michael grew up attending. Their reception, however, had a much less traditional feel. It was held at the Rusty Spur Arena at Paffrath Paint Ranch in Spicer, which is owned by Shanna's father, Joel Paffrath, and his wife Kris.
The Rusty Spur, a 70-by-100-foot arena usually used for cattle sorting events, ended up being an "unbelievable and unique" reception venue, Shanna said.
Many family and friends helped transform the Rusty Spur into a natural, elegant space for the big occasion. Paffrath sided the walls of the arena with reclaimed barn wood and purchased more than 300 palettes to create a floor space. Michael's parents provided many antique pieces they have collected over the years, adding to the reception's "cozy yet eclectic" atmosphere.
The couple also hired a decorator, Melissa Aker of Blessings and Blossoms in Raymond, to help turn some of their visions into reality.
One of those ideas was a non-traditional ceiling centerpiece that would tie the space together. With the help of Aker and some family members, the couple created a large chandelier made from white screen windows and adorned it with twigs, branches, strands of pearls and white lights.
"We kind of just threw some things together and came up with this really great piece," Shanna said. "It was probably one of the most talked about pieces of the whole wedding."
Other "western chic" decor included wall sconces made from rusted cans, burlap table runners, table centerpieces of antique bowls holding pearls, ornament bulbs and twine, and table numbers made from slabs of wood. The couple also had a whiskey-and-cigar bar in a small shed right outside the Rusty Spur.
"Everything ended up being beyond our wildest dreams," Shanna said. "We love to combine antique with modern and make it all work together, and that's what we did. There wasn't anything there that wasn't us."
For Paffrath, it was an honor to provide the reception venue and help make his daughter's wedding day special.
"It was a lot of work, but it was a labor of love," Paffrath said. "She did not quit smiling that day, and that's all that mattered. It meant a lot that she would want to share this with me."
Though Shanna and Michael loved everything about their "western chic" wedding, it was sharing the experience with their loved ones that meant the most to them, too.
"It meant the absolute world to us that everyone helped out. Our families became this massive team to pull everything together," Shanna said.
"It's hard to choose my favorite part of that day. It was wonderful to see all of our friends and family come in and enjoy the party, and know that they were there for us. And being able to look at Michael and call him my husband -- that was pretty special too."
Rustic yet elegant theme becoming more popular for weddings
More than ever, engaged couples want their weddings to be a reflection of who they are together.
One trend that has become popular are the ranch-style, country weddings with a rustic flair. For couples who didn't grow up on farms or ranches, however, finding a venue can be a little harder, but still possible.
Stonewall Farms, located just outside of Willmar, began hosting weddings and receptions last year. This summer, 14 couples will be married at the farm, said Kim Holmgren, co-owner of Stonewall Farms.
The 80-acre property, which overlooks East Solomon Lake, offers couples a simple yet elegant wedding ceremony on a pond, horse-drawn carriage rides, traditional yard games and a reception in a rustic barn, with lights twinkling on the crabapple trees outside.
"It's a beautiful place to get married," said Holmgren, who has had five children get married there already. "Most couples just love the farm-feel and the peacefulness out here. The natural surroundings make everything feel a lot more relaxed."
In the barn area, originally built to hold the Holmgren's Friesian horses, newlyweds and their guests can celebrate after the wedding in the spacious loft area. Its high vaulted ceilings and solid wood floors provide a good space for dancing.
Most couples who choose to have their wedding and reception at Stonewall Farms are going for that "rustic elegance" theme, Holmgren said. Because of the natural beauty of the outdoors and the unique feel in the barn, most brides don't do much "extra" decorating.
"Most people just add a few touches," Holmgren said. "They'll add some flowers, log platters or mason jars, that kind of thing. But it's already so pretty, they really don't need to do much else than that."


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Historical Traveler Reviews The Wharf Inn San Francisco
Good price, convenient, but a little noisy and too warm
Stayed at the Wharf Inn June 3-4, 2004. Overall, a good value.
Pros: Very convenient location, good price, free parking, friendly staff, clean rooms, free coffee and tea in the lobby.
Cons: No air conditioning; the only window in our room was 2'x2' next to the door, so no way to get flow-through ventilation; the radiator-type heater continued to produce some heat, even with it switched off; too much road noise if window is open; our room had only a small shower, no bathtub; no high speed Internet options; although local calls are free, we were charged a few $$ because we tied up the phone line for a couple of hours with our dial-up Internet connection (a local call).
Recommendation: Try to book a room toward the west side of the building so the wind will blow some air in your room. Sleep with earplugs. Otherwise, this is a decent hotel in a super location and the price is right.
Didn't like this place at all
Stayed here for 2 nights last month and was totally unhappy. The only good thing about this hotel is the location. The air conditioner didn't work, in fact the room was heating up instead. When we complained about it, we were not even offered a new room, but advised to open the louvered windows with no screens (what about the bugs!). When we insisted on a new room, all the vacant rooms we checked had the same heating problems. We also asked to talk to the Manager the following morning but never got back to us. The room was also dated and the water pressure was really bad. We come to San Francisco mulitple times a year and we will not stay in here again, definitely worth it to spend a few more bucks and stay at the Radisson!
The best value on the wharf
The Wharf Inn was a great little place about one block from the waterfront. It has great access to all the wharf attractions and restaurants. The staff was overly nice and accomodating. It is the best value in the entire wharf area.
Great Location!
We have just returned from a 3 day stay at the Wharf Inn. The location was perfect! Right in the middle of everything you could possible want to do, see, eat or get to. The staff was really great. Helpful, friendly. The rooms were clean and roomy. We had rooms with small balconies that I especially enjoyed. From the balcony you could see the ocean. I found it charming that you could also hear an occasional chorus from the seals on Pier 39. I plan to use this hotel for our next trip to SF.
Wonderful Location
We spent 4 nights at The Wharf Inn in October 2003. What a great location to use as a base to explore San Francisco. The room was clean and the view of Coit Tower and the Bay was wonderful. Not the ritziest of places to stay but a wonderful bargain that included parking!
A Great Little Inn
After doing a bit of online research for a trip to SF, I narrowed my hotel choices down to Sheraton and Wharf Inn. When you include parking and discounts, their lowest rates are about even. Sheraton staff were just plain rude on the phone, so I called and booked room at Wharf Inn.
Our 2 night stay was perfect! Our room had a small balcony over Mason Street, 1/2 block from the Waterfront area. The room was very clean and nicely decorated, actually nicer that we expected. Secure covered parking was free, staff were so courteous and helpful, and the location can't be beat . We plan to return to The Wharf Inn.
Quiet at the Wharf
The Wharf Inn was a very nice and most excellent location to enjoy the Wharf area of Frisco. It was nice to be able to access the room without having to go through mass lobbys and bag boys. Convienent coffee and paper in the lobby and close to Pier 39. Great Place and parking included.
Great Place!
We went on a "girls getaway" - 4 women sharing a room with 2 queen sized beds. It was the perfect base for San Francisco. 1/2 block from Fishermans Wharf and Pier 39, 1-1/2 blocks from the cable car. Mostly we rode the refurbished trolleys to get to Union Square, Nob Hill, and the Castro and transferred to the muni system for Haight Ashbury and Ocean Beach. The staff was very helpful, booking dinner reservations, giving tips on sight seeing, etc. Only the cleaning staff seemed a little grumpy. The price is better than any of the other Wharf area hotels, and you can request a balcony facing the water - though be warned, the garbage trucks arrive early. Missing were blow dryers and coffee makers, but there was always fresh coffee in the lobby.
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This is a perfect location to stay if you want to be within walking distance of Pier 39. You are practically right on the wharf when staying here at the hotel plus they do not charge fees to have your car parked at the hotel like most of the other hotels do. The hotel is clean and staff is friendly.
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Vandaag maar eens rustig aan gedaan, om 8.30 pas wakker en lekker even gelezen en mail gecheckt. We hebben ook geen zin in uitgebreide restaurantontbijten en halen bij 7/11 aan de overkant sandwiches en sapjes en gratis koffie en thee beneden en ontbijten voor de tv. Opvallend is hier op tv de grote hoeveelheid commercials voor medicijnen en voor …
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Ietsje minder lekker geslapen vannacht maar toch weer bijtijds uit de veren want om 10.00 uur moeten we bij pier 33 zijn, wat nog een stuk lopen is en daarvoor moeten we nog ontbijten. Dat doen we uiteindelijk bij Johny Rockets, een echte Jaren 50 diner, oude muziek , jukeboxen etc. leuk tentje en ook hier niet heel veel. (die grote gerechten waar …
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Nou weer lekker geslapen, een douche genomen en op zoek naar een ontbijt. We konden zo snel niks vinden dus maar gewoon een broodje bij de Subway gegeten. Daarna ipv met de auto de 49 mile scenic drive maar de " hop on hop off bus" genomen zodat Huub eens een (of twee) dagen niet hoeft te rijden.
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Bijzonder, we slapen heel lekker in dit hotel terwijl het op een drukke locatie ligt. We worden dan ook voor ons doen laat wakker, 8.30 uur. Maar douchen, aankleden, ontbijten en nog even kijken op de pier. Ook daar liggen weer hopen zeeleeuwen en is er een polynesisch festival bezig. De jongens blijven op de boardwalk en doen nog wat attracties.< …
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Nearly 50 years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Gideon v. Wainwright, which granted defendants the right to counsel in criminal cases, "Gideon's Army" takes an in-depth look at the case's legacy and the current state of America's justice system. The film follows three young Southern public defenders -- Travis Williams, Brandy Alexander and June Hardwick -- struggling with impossibly large caseloads for little pay in a region where courts are traditionally tough on crime.
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Cindy Ollig saved the day . . . and Kendra Van Ness and the Perfect Petal team brought it all to life. Two weeks before my wedding, I needed to find a new florist, and I was sure that would be impossible. I went from super stressed and a little teary to, two hours later,... Read More beaming after a conversation with Cindy where she described the exact details I wanted for my wedding and scheduled a mock up for me to see her creation of my sunflower-delphinium vision. Although she was on her way to a wedding in Crested Butte, Cindy called me from the road, and we discussed what I was hoping for and what she thought would work (and even work better than what I had suggested!). She responded to emails as early as 6 AM some times and always let me know where she was in the process (i.e., when I would get a proposal or a phone call). Not only did the flowers exceed my expectations, Kendra and the team hung grapevine balls and glass terrariums in creative, lovely ways in the reception hall and the team transferred sunflower sprays from the ceremony to the reception. In the end, I handed Cindy a dream and she and the girls made it come true. Perfect Petal is creme de la creme and their work is more than worth the price because you know you will get exactly what you want . . . and likely in an even more beautiful way. Perfect Petal is unparalleled, and I owe them more than I can say for making my day as gorgeous as it was!
Beautiful and uniqueReviewed on 9/20/2015 Kimberlie S
Working with Kit and her team was amazing. Kit looked at my pinterest boards and really got a sense of what I wanted. We were on the same page the entire time. She was also flexible with wanting to cut costs here and there (like making the bridesmaids bouquets a little simpler... Read More and repurposing the bridesmaids bouquets as centerpieces). She created beautiful and unique arrangements. The flowers showed up right on time and looked amazing at our reception.
Most beautiful flowers arrangements ever!Reviewed on 7/04/2015 Mandy P
The Perfect Petal decorated my wedding beautifully! I absolutely loved the flower arrangements and got tons of compliments from the guests! They delivered exactly what I wanted. I highly recommend them!
MY FLOWERS AND DECOR WERE AMAZING!!Reviewed on 1/05/2015 Erica M
Not only were they perfect but Cindy and her team did an amazing job. She listened to my vision and helped make it a reality. She didnt steam roll what i wanted and she helped make it perfect making sure that everything i picked worked well together and made sense with my theme... Read More and my overall vision. The flowers were beautiful and perfect. They did my decor as well and it was perfect. They took my vision and made it a reality. She helped me work through what would be best for us within our budget and what would work best in the venue. Everything turned out wonderfully and we could not have been happier. We received so many compliments and everyone thought it was just incredible! They did such an amazing job!
Beauiful WorkReviewed on 11/18/2014 Katie B
I met onsite one time to talk through my vision for the flowers and my budget. Sheila made suggestions and seemed to understand exactly what I was wanting while also trying to stay close to what I was thinking for cost. She delivered everything day of - it was all beyond... Read More beautiful!!
Simply the best!Reviewed on 10/17/2014 Kelly H
Perfect Petal was the florist for my wedding in Beaver Creek and I am so, so happy with how everything turned out and with the experience of working with them. All the flowers were absolutely beautiful and unlike anything else I've seen, from my incredible bouquet to my... Read More bridesmaids' bouquets, the boutonnieres, flower girl crowns, centerpieces, ceremony decor, and more. Perfect Petal was very easy to work with during the planning process and they always listed to exactly what I wanted - and made my vision come to life in a way that was even better than I'd imagined it. They stuck to our budget and found ways to make the very most of our budget, which was so appreciated. Truly the best florist in Colorado!!
Breathtaking Flowers and Decor!!Reviewed on 9/08/2014 Ashley H
The Perfect Petal is absolutely exquisite. With just a few photos as inspiration they managed to style the wedding of my dreams. From the variety of centerpieces they created, to the amazing alter piece, to the hanging lanterns, fabric, etc. They really made our room come to... Read More life. Guests would not stop talking about how stunning the room looked (and neither could I!). The flowers were gorgeous and unique. Our alter piece was unique and like nothing I had seen before. They really made all the visions I had in my head come to life even when I didn't really know how to describe what I wanted. It was perfect.
Surpassed ExpectationsReviewed on 9/02/2014 Lesley B
Cindy and her team are amazing! She helped pick out the perfect linens and pattern runner to match our outrageously beautiful wedding flowers. Thank you for making my vision come true, everything was lovely and the colors were spot on!
Absolutely PerfectReviewed on 7/23/2014 Katie O
I am not a person who is in the details, I could frankly care less. If I was going to lose my cool over not having the "right greenery" there clearly is a problem with my perspective. I gave Tara a general guideline of what I was interested in, but didn't give her any other... Read More input. I was BLOWN AWAY with the final results. Giving the professionals the reigns to do what they do best was the best decision I made about the wedding. I cried when I received my bouquet because it was THAT beautiful. The flowers absolutely made my day. The only minor thing that was hard was communication. I wasn't always certain she had received my emails or if we were confirmed initially. Once that was resolved, it was smooth sailing from there. Absolutely worth it! Every penny!
Loved The Perfect Petal!Reviewed on 6/29/2014 Lauren O
Not only is The Perfect Petal a fantastic florist for everyday florals, but it is THEEE perfect florist for a wedding! For our semi-traditional Japanese/Hawai'ian wedding, we really needed to find a florist who would not only be able but willing to help us accomplish the vision... Read More we wanted! Emily was fabulous and offered her own creativity to help us enhance our wishes ... awesome! She was also able to provide manzanita trees for us to adorn the 1,001 gold cranes I had folded. It looked fantastic and all of our guests were in awe with all of our flowers and table fixtures. We would like to encourage anyone looking for great customer service, vision, and high-quality flowers to check out The Perfect Petal! ps. They also offer a variety of intellectual and unique housewares and gifts!
Beautiful visionReviewed on 5/08/2014 Liz A
The Perfect Petal took my vision and made it come to life! They were amazing!
Amazing Service!Reviewed on 5/02/2014 Abby k
We were planning a destination wedding, and I had a hard time finding the florist. I was only in town for a few days, which just happened to be around Valentine's Day, so all florists were too busy to meet with me. Somebody referred The Perfect Petal, and they were amazing.... Read More Kit took time to meet us the next day (Feb 13th which was probably their busiest day of the year.) She showed me some samples of what she thought would look great, and that was that. I sent her my colors and put everything else in her hands. The flowers were gorgeous and exactly what I had asked for.
FloristReviewed on 3/12/2014 Davina
I was not impressed with the Perfect Petal. I had used this florist years ago for prom and loved their work. I also wanted to support a local florist shop. My bridal bouquet looked nothing like the picture I had given the florist, in fact I hated it! The staff in the boutique... Read More were not very nice and I ran into multiple problems with ordering my wedding party boutonnieres. The flowers for the men came out great, but I talked to at least 4 different women before they could get the order right.
Gorgeous Funky FlowersReviewed on 11/17/2013 Anneliese R
I contacted The Perfect Petal and I'm so glad I did! I asked for a bouquet that was organic in shape, with white king protea, orange ranunculus, white anemones with black centers, and dusty miller. They gave me exactly what I had pictured but hadn't been able to convey. I was... Read More always able to get a hold of my contact person by email or by phone. When I called to ask for the bouquet to be wrapped in leather instead of their standard ribbons, they didn't even batt an eye! I was so excited when the bouquet and boutonnière was delivered. The flowers were gorgeous!
My Flowers were absolutely beautiful!!Reviewed on 8/26/2013 Erin M
I wanted to have some bright coral peonies, cream roses and some light green seeded eucalytus.. But I wanted to make sure that my flowers had a gathered (but not messy) look to them, rather than the "globe" type traditional bouquets (although they will make these as well).... Read More Shiela Ewing was my florist at the shop and she understood my vision completely! Even though Peonies were at the end of their season she helped me to find the gorgeous coral color I was looking for and even foudn them at a great price:) I love this shop beecause its small and they really give you attention and make sure your flowers are perfect. Also Shiela called me when my flowers shipped in to set my nerves at ease a few days before the wedding... as everthing fall into place.:)
Unique, lovely flowersReviewed on 8/19/2013 Monica B
One of the aspects of wedding planning I was most excited about was floral. I had a vision of no large blooms, but a wedding completely full of botanicals, herbs, and what many people see as "filler" plants. The Perfect Petal did an incredible job bringing that dream to life.... Read More The bouquets were monobotanical, lavender, wax flower, etc. And the centerpieces were beautiful collections of rosemary, eucalyptus, dusty miller, etc. More than anything, I was so pleased with how much they were able to stretch our budget to create a lush feel on a dime. I had several complements on the unique arrangements and could not be more grateful to The Perfect Petal for making our wedding day so beautiful!
Awesome Flowers!Reviewed on 8/02/2013 Emily D
Emily at the perfect petal worked very diligently on my wedding flowers. I changed my mind several times and she took all of my small ideas and created a beautiful theme. She was able to find ways to bring cost down without taking away from any decorations but rather adding... Read More greenery or something like that! It was really expensive but they made the process a pleasure and I highly recommend them to anyone!
Perfect!!Reviewed on 6/11/2013 Emily D
I was so thrilled with the florals at my wedding. The arrangements were more beautiful than anything I had seen!! Emily took my ideas and really listened and expanded what I was thinking. I was so thrilled. She even transformed some difficult to decorate pews, with some... Read More lovely pew bows. They looked so amazing. I do not have a complaint about the Perfect Petal. They are a wonderful group to work with. They have an eye for beautiful things. Thank you!!
Beautifully Done!Reviewed on 10/23/2012 Jen F
The Perfect Petal took the time to get our reception flowers and decorations just as we wanted them. It turned out beautifully with the fall colors, hurricanes, and woodsy feel that we requested. A little on the pricey side for us, but worth it!


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FROM PRESS RELEASE Alabama 9 Samford 5 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – University of Alabama senior first baseman Matt Bentley slammed two home runs, including a solo blast in the fifth inning that gave the Crimson Tide the lead for good, in a 9-5 win over the Samford Bulldogs Wednesday night at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Bentley went 2-for-4 […]
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FROM CONFERENCE PRESS RELEASE NASHVILLE – In a vote of Ohio Valley Conference head baseball coaches, Jacksonville State was picked as the 2008 preseason favorite in the 10-team league. The Gamecocks finished second in both the regular season and tournament last season. In additional voting, JSU senior outfielder Clay Whittemore was picked as the Preseason […]
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Five schools release 2008 Schedules
We continue to get schedules in from around the country almost daily as many schools are finalizing the 2008 slate. We have linked below the schools that have put out their 2008 schedule recently. Samford UMass George Washington Marist Texas Pan-American Photo is the courtesy of Samford University
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[MARQUEE MATCHUP] Chelsea captain John Terry hopes to play against Valencia Wednesday in the UEFA Champions League with a protective face mask just three days after undergoing surgery for a broken cheekbone he suffered Saturday when he took an elbow from AmericanClint Dempsey in Chelsea's 0-0 tie with Fulham.
Terry didn't train with the Blues on Monday, so he could be fitted for a molded mask that will protect the small piece of broken bone.
Chelsea manager Avram Grant says England and Chelsea can be proud that Terry is their captain.
"He's someone who sets a good example, not one who says many things and doesn't back it up," said Grant. "He's injured but wanted to continue in the last game. He wants to play for the team and give everything he can. He's brave, he's a nice guy and his commitment is incredible. It's not an easy time and we need John Terry. He's here for us."
Wednesday's game is Grant's first Champions League challenge since taking over for Jose Mourinhoafter Chelsea was held to a 1-1 home tie by Norway's Rosenborg in their opening Group B game two weeks ago.
It couldn't come against a hotter opponent. Valencia goes into the game with seven successive wins in all competitions. The Spanish club will be out for revenge after being knocked out of the Champions League by Chelsea in last season's quarterfinals.
Chelsea will be without midfield stars Frank Lampard and Michael Ballack. Valencia goalkeeper Santiago Canizares is unlikely to play, while Vicente, Manuel Fernandes and Carlos Marchena are also doubtful.
Chelsea --Cech; Belletti, Terry, Ben Haim, A.Cole; J.Cole, Mikel, Essien, Malouda; Shevchenko, Drogba.
Valencia -- Hilderbrand; Miguel, Albiol, Helguera, Moretti; Joaquin, Albelda, Marchena, David Silva; David Villa, Morientes.
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By Kevin Bogardus - 10/25/09 07:59 PM EDT
A vital player in the battle over healthcare reform raised the most campaign contributions for Senate Democrats so far this fall, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records.
Ken Raske, president and CEO of the Greater New York Hospital Association, collected donations worth more than $152,000 for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) in September alone, according to the latest FEC reports.
Raske is an important voice in this year's healthcare debate. His association, representing more than 300 not-for-profit and public hospitals in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, has spent more than a $1 million on federal lobbying in 2009 so far. Raske was also one of three hospital association representatives invited to the White House in May for a meeting with President Barack ObamaBarack ObamaTrump's law and order promises won't make America any safer Memo to Trump: No cable news or Twitter until debate homework is done Obamas welcome Olympians to White House MORE and other administration officials to discuss healthcare reform.
After Raske, Al Cardenas of Miami-based law firm Tew Cardenas raised the most money among lobbyists this fall.
Cardenas, a former head of the Florida Republican Party, bundled more than $66,200 this fall for Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (R), who is running for the Senate. Crist also collected more than $25,400 from Daniel Murphy of BG&R Group.
Under an ethics law Congress passed in 2007, politicians must report to the FEC lobbyists who have bundled money for their campaigns. A bundler is a person who collects political donations from others and then directs the funds to one candidate.
Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry ReidStates urged to bolster election security How the White House got rolled on the Saudi-9/11 bill No GOP leaders attending Shimon Peres funeral MORE (D-Nev.) attracted the most money bundled by lobbyists in the third quarter.
Lobbyists including Tony Podesta of the Podesta Group, Paul DiNino of DiNino Associations, Linda Daschle, wife of ex-Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), and the political action committee for law firm DLA Piper raised a total of $100,100 for Reid, according to FEC reports.
Reid is expected to face a tough re-election bid in 2010. Recent polls have show Reid trailing two Republicans hoping to unseat him.
Senior Democrat Sen. Charles SchumerCharles SchumerElection-year politics: Senate Dems shun GOP vulnerables Democrats press Wells Fargo CEO for more answers on scandal 78 lawmakers vote to sustain Obama veto MORE (N.Y.) also found backing among lobbyists this past quarter, collecting $81,750 in bundled contributions. PACs for Delta Airlines and stock exchange NASDAQ OMX as well as Zachary Williams of Cauthen Forbes & Williams raised money for Schumer.
According to third quarter FEC reports, lobbyists and lobbyist-registered PACs also bundled checks for several other senators or Senate hopefuls. They raised $27,050 for Sen. Debbie StabenowDebbie StabenowMichigan Dems highlight Flint with unanimous opposition to CR How Congress averted shutdown Senate passes funding bill to avoid shutdown MORE (D-Mich.), $23,450 for Sen. Barbara BoxerBarbara BoxerDems gain upper hand on budget Overnight Finance: Senate rejects funding bill as shutdown looms | Labor Dept. to probe Wells Fargo | Fed to ease stress test rules for small banks Funding bill rejected as shutdown nears MORE (D-Calif.) and $16,348 for Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.), who is running for the Democratic nomination against Sen. Arlen Specter (D).


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Mattress stocks get a boost with fresh data out showing that May bedding sales increased over 18% in May. Longbow says that the trend should continue through June and July as it backs its Buy-rated picks Tempur Pedic (TPX) and Select Comfort (SCSS). Advancers: TPX +3.9%, SCSS +4.5%, MFRM +3.1%, ZZ +1.1%.
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F-15's Flyover Captures Attention Of Boston, Eastern MassachusettsPeople across the city and eastern Massachusetts looked up in the beautiful fall sky Thursday morning and caught a rare - and loud - sight.
Mass. Air Guard Plans Flyover ThursdayThe Massachusetts Air National Guard will fly five F-15 fighter jets over eastern and southeastern parts of the state Thursday morning.
Military Pilot Was Killed In Virginia F-15 CrashMilitary officials in Massachusetts say they've confirmed that the pilot of an F-15 jet that crashed in remote Virginia mountains was killed.
Fighter Jets Intercept Two Small Planes Over NY, CTIt is believed Air Force One was flying in the area with President Obama on board at the time.
Logan Airport Not Part Of Cargo Plane SearchesNo planes are being searched at Logan Airport in Boston in connection with sweeps of cargo jets in Newark and Philadelphia.


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The story of Hanukkah is the story of triumph of light over darkness, of the small miracles that give hope to an entire people. In a series of eight powerful and evocative free-verse poems, Newbery Award winner Karen Hesse captures this resilient spirit of the Jewish people over hardship and horror, through the voices of eight children at Hanukkah. The children — from Tamara in twelfth century England and Jeremie in thirteenth century France, to Harva in seventeenth century Turkey and Ori in twentieth century Israel — have all experienced loss. But they are united by love, family, and their cherished stone lamp.
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With the small exception of the Green Monster, nothing in Fenway Park is untouchable after one of the greatest September collapses in baseball history.
The guillotine has already fallen on manager Terry Francona, former GM Theo Epstein already works for the Chicago Cubs and upon his introduction new GM Ben Cherington promised "there will be changes."
No element of the Red Sox's stretch-run was worse than their starting pitching and pressure mounts to clean house in response to the 7-20 finish.
Josh Beckett is a prime candidate for relocation as he was effective in 2011 (2.89 ERA, 1.03 WHIP) after signing a four-year, $68 million deal before the season but also imploded in his last two starts and was prominently involved in the clubhouse beer-drinking controversy.
The size of his contract and off-field issues reduce his trade value to little more than John Lackey territory (absolute zero), but a mostly-competitive 2011 means someone is likely to bite. Josh may have worn out his welcome in Boston and could be more valuable to an NL team with a lower degree of scrutiny.
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The Day I Played A Zombie
In 1985, I was sent to a limestone cave in luxurious Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, where I was made up for hours until I ended up covered with even more pustules and oozy shit than when I arrived.
I played a zombie in George Romero's eagerly awaited tri-quel Day of the Dead.
Romero instructed us to not play your stereotypical zombies, with the usual arms outstretched and eyes bugging.
So when he said "action," I came up with a wholly unique approach that I was sure would nab awards and kudos.
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After he yelled "cut," Romero singled me out from the crowd, and I was certain it was so he could sing my zombie praises.
Instead, he said to kindly can the shtick.
Horrified, I went back to the hands outstretched and eyes bugging.
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As a bonus, I'm including a shot of another outlandish sci-fi stunt I tried -- spoofing Jennifer Holliday's immortal Dreamgirls number, "And I Am Telling You ..."
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BY Eric Randall | Boston Daily
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When photographer Keith Nordstrom stationed himself near the endzone, viagra discount he was in position to catch one of the funnier sports photos to come out of this year's season: Brandon Lloyd suspended in midair, viagra discount catching a touchdown pass, viagra discount and … grinning. Viagra discount The photo quickly became meme fodder (okay, viagra discount so we fueled some of that ourselves.) Nordstrom told us that the photo almost didn't happen because he was considering leaving the game, viagra discount but we're so glad it did.
Source: http://blogs.bostonmagazine.com/boston_daily/2012/12/21/bostons-viral-web-celebrities-2012/