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Verizon just opened a can of worms: Customers have every reason to be "furious" that the company is trying to slip yet another shady fee into their already crammed bill, says Erika Morphy at Forbes. And I wouldn't be surprised if the $2 fee gets "shouted down by its critics, much as Bank of America's did." It's not like Verizon engenders "fierce customer loyalty or devotion." In fact, "this could get ugly for Verizon very quickly if consumers start asking themselves other questions about its policies" and fees.
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Like it or not, customers will pay: Verizon is hardly the first company trying to push its customers to sign up for automated bill pay, says Matt Stanford at Experts Exchange. But despite the "legitimate outrage" over its "bullying" tactics, "the unfortunate reality is that, unless Verizon customers have the available funds to pay an exorbitant early cancellation fee," they won't switch carriers. If Verizon wants its "already handcuffed customers" to surrender another $2 a month, they can.
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The Portland region logged a 7.9 percent unemployment rate during October. The figure is essentially unchanged from September.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
All Aboard AMOK TRAIN (1989)!
Sensible, educated people should not enjoy AMOK TRAIN--or so one would gather from reading random comments on the Internet. To that, I say: Pppppffffftttt! Granted, the plot contains absurd elements, most notably, a train possessed by Satan, and many of the effects and model work come across as unconvincing. However, the film also provides some deliciously atmospheric camera work, with marvelously bleak Eastern European locations, including one of the most eerie forest journeys since CASTLE OF THE WALKING DEAD. Mario Bava--whose late film SHOCK, bears an odd relationship to AMOK TRAIN in that it, like AMOK TRAIN, was marketed as a sequel to the Italian shocker, BEYOND THE DOOR--would have done wonderful things with this script. In fact, the film's ending seems inspired in part by the final frames of Bava's LISA AND THE DEVIL. As it stands, AMOK TRAIN is a pleasing time waster.
The film's protagonist, Beverly, has an all-too-common problem in satanic horror: her ancestors have pre-arranged her to be deflowered by Satan (as evidenced by her odd birthmark). As an ostracized high school student, she joins a school trip to Serbia, her ancestral country, where she and the other young travelers will witness a pre-Christian version of the Passion Play. Bo Svenson plays their local guide with much sinister effect, and upon their arrival, he leads them through an ominous forest, into a primitive village, where the inhabitants board them with the intention to eventually kill them. Most of the students manage to escape on an archaic, coal-driven train, where they eventually meet their doom, as the train serves to bring Beverly to her date with the devil himself.
The film's crew make excellent use of the Soviet-era locale, utilizing a locomotive that in itself looks demonic. Much of the script remains undeveloped; indeed, Svenson's character starts to explain the origins of the pagan Passion Play, but stops short of explaining its significance and how it evolved into a representation of the Biblical story. We're left to assume that it all has something to do with fertility, virgins, and all that other good stuff. The film makes the Serbian rainroad officials seem laughably incompetent; with the possessed train on a collision course with another train and their constant failure to de-rail the demon locomotive, it never occurs to them to stop the unpossessed train until the last moment before its fatal wreck.
Such plot absurdities add more charm to an already daft good time. The film's script takes advantage of the all those churning, metal parts, providing plenty of squishy, entrail dangling deaths. The film ultimately scores on such excesses, as well as its thick atmosphere. Well worth a look, but be sure to turn off your brain!
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Friday, December 19, 2008
"Banjo Lessons" from TWISTED TALES #5
Now, here's something perfectly nasty and unpleasant for the holiday season! In the 1980s, Pacific Comics pushed the horror envelope with TWISTED TALES, an anthology series featuring the work of Bruce Jones, who often featured themes of intolerance and social inequity. These themes reached their apex with "Banjo Lessons," a story that foregrounds racism in some startling and unsettling ways. Pacific Comics obviously realized that Jones' story would provoke controversy; in an editorial, April Campbell tried to preempt negative reader response by arguing that story served a purpose by "portraying bigotry, not for the purpose of promoting it, but to remind our readers that it not only has existed in the past, but it exists in even more insidious forms today." Yet, the sensational aspect of the story calls that purpose into question. The letters column of the next issue featured several responses to the story, most in support. However, one reader argued that the cannibalism in the story "obscured the point" and suggested that "it's stated motives [may be] a bit suspect." This raises the question of horror's ability to illuminate social issues without becoming complicit in the social ills it purports to condemn. Just watch CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST and you'll see what I mean. Re-reading "Banjo Lessons" now makes me uneasy because its portrayals might have made more sense had it been written in pre-Civil Rights America. As a document of the 1980s, the servile nature of the title character seems out of place and raises damning questions. Does the animal metaphor raise empathy or merely become degrading? Read on, and judge for yourself.
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Friday, December 12, 2008
For a Full Moon
Tonight we'll see the biggest full moon of the year, so here's a little something in honor of that event. Don't walk on the street alone! Aaaaaaahhhhhrrrrrrooooooooo!
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Ivan Zuccon's NYMPHA (2007): Contemporary Italian Horror Done Right
Ivan Zuccon's NYMPHA begins in much the same way as Dario Argento's SUSPIRIA: a young American woman makes her way through a violent night rainstorm to take her place in a foreign institution for women--in this case, a convent. The young woman, Sarah (played by the fetching Tiffany Shepis), discovers in the most painful way that this order of nuns observe an unorthodox set of rituals. As the film progresses, she finds herself humiliated and tortured, even as she experiences past visions of an old man living with a daughter who has been impregnated under mysterious circumstances. Thanks to the alcoholic, broken down doctor working for the convent, Sarah gradually loses each of her senses; at the same time, however, new sensory doors open for her, and she begins to "see" the nightmarish truth of Nympha's birth and what her grandfather harbored in his attic.
After cutting his teeth on a series of H. P. Lovecraft-based films, including the commendable THE SHUNNED HOUSE (2003), Zuccon brings us this fresh exploration of tropes and images that had become prevalent in past decades of Italian horror and nunspoitation cinema, calling to mind such films as THE OTHER HELL, THE HOUSE WITH LAUGHING WINDOWS, and any number of films directed by Lucio Fulci. Even as Zuccon pays his respect to these previous films (even including some cringe-worthy eye violence that would have made Fulci proud of his fellow Italian), his references suggest something other than slavish fan adoration. Rather, we can see evidence that Zuccon sees himself as part of a tradition that has, unfortunately, fallen on hard times since the early 90s.
Zuccon appears to be on the verge of finding a truly distinct voice, even as he continues to explore the kind of source material that clearly obsesses him. In some ways, NYMPHA calls to mind H. P. Lovecraft's "The Color Out of Space," sharing with that story a focus on pregnancy that may have an otherworldly or supernatural origin. However, unlike his previous Lovecraft films, Zuccon does not draw directly from Lovecraft, and the ultimate revelation of his film involves something very different from what Lovecraft would conceive in his own work.
Zuccon also brings us plenty of exploitation goodies, including gore, nudity, and a lesbian encounter that didn't necessary develop the narrative, but still manages to add a surreal quality. Although shot on what appears to be digital video, NYMPHA nevertheless looks elegant, punctuated by Zuccon's flair for chiaroscuro. An uneasy co-existence of exploitation and arthouse sensibility emerges, but that's nothing new to anyone who watches Italian horror. What's refreshing is to see someone doing it now. Bear in mind, I don't mean to say that Zuccon has come forth as some kind of second coming; in fact, he seems to have plenty of detractors out there, as evidenced by the miserable 3.1 rating garnered by NYMPHA on the imdb. However, NYMPHA strikes me as a worthy effort that deserves a spot on your Netflix cue.
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Monday, December 8, 2008
A Witchy Kind of Progressive Rock
How can you not love a band that names itself after a Jordi Grau movie, plays to classic horror images, and features a freakin' flute? The quality of the image is so-so, but you can still get your freak on to Blood Ceremony with the clip below.
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Monday, December 1, 2008
A Possible Source for "The Fall of the House of Usher"
For me, no image better captures the weirdness and perversity of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher" than Harry Clarke's interpretation of Madeline Usher's "rending of her coffin." With this story, Poe took the conventions of the gothic narrative in vogue during previous decades and compressed them into this tight story of live burial, doomed twins, and a decaying family mansion. The story opens with one of the most perfectly constructed sentences in dark literature:
"During the whole of a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of the year, when the clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens, I had been passing alone, on horseback, through a singularly dreary tract of country; and at length found myself, as the shades of the evening drew on, within view of the melancholy House of Usher."
Recently, I came across what might be a source of inspiration for this line, a 1797 gothic novel by Mrs. Carver, THE HORRORS OF OAKENDALE ABBEY. This novel contains the kind of gothic conventions Poe would perfect, and it also begins with a line that in some ways echoes Poe's own beginning:
"In the gloomy month of November, when the mountains of Cumberland were almost concealed by the heavy black clouds which hung below their tops, and a thick dripping rain scarcely left the few scattered cottages of Oakendale discernable, the peasants were all retired to their habitations; and through this thick atmosphere the stately ruins of the antient (sic) Abbey appeared like a black mass of immense length, and could only be distinguished as a building, by the glimmering twinkling of the small panes of glass from some of the many windows which were dispersed without uniformity, in this gloomy structure."
Carver's opening mirrors Poe's both in structure (clunky as hers may be, she even has a similarly placed semicolon), as well as effect (the pervading sense of gloom.) According to Curt Herr's introduction to the recent Zittaw Press edition, Carver's work was received well on both sides of the Atlantic, so it doesn't seem outside the realm of possibility that Poe would have come in contact with THE HORRORS OF OAKENDALE ABBEY.
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From cooking big soups to using old knickers as dusters… The UK's top 50 money saving tricks revealed
We all have our own tricks for making money go a little bit further, whether it's using vouchers, putting on an extra jumper instead of turning up the heating or using the phone at off peak hours.
A new study suggests that eight in ten people claim to be more conscious than ever before of overspending, and try to budget to get to get to the end of the month.
A third of people now buy everything in bulk – filling cupboards with toilet rolls, washing powders and bumper packs of tea and coffee, according to the survey of 2,000 adults carried out for Skipton Building Society.
Cost saving: Making a massive meal at the beginning of the week to split and freeze is one of the nation's favourite tricks to make the pennies go further
A fifth choose to dye or cut their own hair at home instead of visiting the hairdresser, while others share bath water, drive at a slower speed or flush the toilet only when necessary.
The study shows 18 per cent of people have borrowed clothes, shoes or accessories from others rather than buying a new outfit for a night out, and 14 per cent have bought a new item from a shop, worn it once and then returned it back to the shop to save money.
Six in 10 people occasionally sell items via car boot sales and auction websites to try and save a bit of cash, and 36 per cent have been known to completely clear the house out in a bid to find things to sell.
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Interestingly, people over the age of 46 are the least embarrassed about borrowing items from neighbours, and are more likely to opt for clever money saving measures. And eight in 10 people nearing 50 learnt long ago that it is pointless trying to 'keep up with the Joneses' by comparing material possessions to those of peers, friends and relatives.
Stacey Stothard Corporate Communications Manager at Skipton Building Society said: 'Brits now think nothing of borrowing ladders, power tools, carpet cleaners, and garden equipment from the next-door neighbour, and it's a pretty sensible money saving measure.
IT ALL ADDS UP: Many people turn off the tap when brushing their teeth and reuse tinfoil to save money
'The study seems to suggest people are no longer embarrassed to be careful about their finances – there's something quite impressive about someone who manages to exist by spending very little.
'We are now living in an age where it is quite cool to think of new and innovative ways to save money – and we actually admire those people who manage to do so and are not afraid to crib some helpful hints and tips from the older generation.'
1. Switch lights off as soon as leaving a room
NUMBER 34: Using the library rather than buying books
2. Shop around for the best product
3. Re-using carrier bags
4. Only boiling enough water for one cup of tea
5. Taking part in focus groups and online surveys to make money
6. Turning off the tap when brushing teeth
7. Cutting out coupons, money off vouchers and discount website links
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9. Bulk buy toilet rolls, washing powder etc
10. Only turn lights on when it's really dark
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12. Wearing lots of layers instead of putting the heating on
13. No buying something until its cheap or you can find a voucher for it
14. Hanging clothes around the house instead of using the tumble dryer
15. Going to the reduced aisle in supermarkets at specific times
16. Driver at a slower speed to lower fuel consumption
17. Saving coppers and using change machines to convert into cash
18. Asking for presents you need rather than want
19. Waiting until after 6pm to phone anyone from the landline
NUMBER 23: Baking cakes and bread
20. Write a list for the food shop and don't deviate
21. Re-heeling shoes rather than buying new ones
22. Using all the samples stuck in magazines
23. Bake cakes, jam, bread etc
24. Saving unwanted presents and giving them to other people
25. Having left over dinner for packed lunches
26. Re-using wrapping paper
27. Buying an old car rather than new
28. Making kids packed lunches instead of buying school dinners
29. Patching up old clothes rather than buying new
30. Cutting up Birthday and Christmas cards to make present tags
31. Make a massive meal at the beginning of the week that you can split and freeze
32. Cutting / dying hair at home rather than going to the hairdressers
33. Only flush the toilet when absolutely necessary
34. Use the library rather than buy books
35. Park miles away from the shops rather than paying to park close by
36. Grow your own vegetables
NUMBER 37: Buying clothes from charity shops
37. Buy clothes and toys from charity shops
38. Fold up tin foil and cling film to use again
39. Give 'cheap but nice' presents like a photo in a frame
40. Sharing bath water
41. Using a hot water bottle instead of putting the heating on
42. Sit next to one radiator instead of putting all radiators on
43. Use tired clothes as pyjamas rather than having actual pyjamas
44. Waiting until it is a cheaper time to park
45. Cut the end of a toothpaste tube to get the last bit out
46. Stick the end bits of soap together to make sure none is wasted
47. Only go to the cinema on a Wednesday
48. Only use one or two sheets of toilet paper to make it last longer
49. Use old knickers as dusters
50. Only go food shopping after a meal, as an empty stomach leads to temptation
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EUGENE — A change in state law that takes effect Jan. 1 has prompted Lane County to end a program that helped businesses recover their financial losses from people who deliberately write bad checks.
District Attorney Alex Gardner tells The Register-Guard the legislative change makes the check enforcement program too expensive to operate. The county program has helped businesses recover more than $250,000 in restitution from bad checks since 2004.
Several other counties offer similar check enforcement programs run by the same company used by Lane County, Ohio-based BounceBack.
Bob Hermann, Washington County's district attorney, said he too will end the check enforcement program that uses BounceBack. He said without a clear distinction between restitution and consumer debt, the program exposes the county to the risk of expensive litigation.
Gardner said he thinks the change to the law means that payments would fall under the federal Fair Debt Collection Act. And because of the requirements of the federal debt-collection law, the cost of collecting restitution would rise, and could expose the county to a lawsuit, he said.
"If there's even a 20 percent chance we might fall afoul of the Fair Debt Collection Act, then we simply can't risk it," Gardner told The Register-Guard.
Gardner's move dismayed state Sen. Floyd Prozanski, D-Eugene, who worked with Gardner on passing the law.
"I'm somewhat surprised and dumbfounded to learn now that we've got a problem with this," Prozanski told the newspaper.
Check enforcement programs essentially are diversion programs, similar to those used for some drunken driving and drug cases. They allow people accused of deliberately writing a bad check to avoid prosecution by paying the amount owed plus fees and taking part in an education program.
A number of district attorneys across the country have contracted with private firms to handle such bad-check programs.
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It is very easy to do the "call for" thing. All it takes is to open one's mouth, that's it.
But who should be put in charge on developing that system in the first place ? And how to implement it so to achieve the " truly anonymous " status ??
Since Stallman likes the "called for" exercise so much, here's my proposal to him
Instead of just a "totally anonymous payment system" why don't you go all the way for "the development of a Totally Anonymous ID system" --- that way, one can do ANYTHING without


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Expression of dicarbonyl/l-xylulose reductase (DCXR) in human skin and melanocytic lesions: morphological studies supporting cell adhesion function of DCXR
Article first published online: 8 JUN 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0560.2006.00661.x
Journal of Cutaneous Pathology
Volume 34, Issue 7, pages 535–542, July 2007
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Cho-Vega, J. H., Vega, F., Schwartz, M. R. and Prieto, V. G. (2007), Expression of dicarbonyl/l-xylulose reductase (DCXR) in human skin and melanocytic lesions: morphological studies supporting cell adhesion function of DCXR. Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 34: 535–542. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0560.2006.00661.x
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- Article first published online: 8 JUN 2007
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Background: It has been proposed that dicarbonyl/l-xylulose reductase (DCXR) is increased in prostate cancer. Also, when compared with normal skin, a virtual northern blot shows increased expression of DCXR in melanomas.
Methods: We investigated DCXR expression in a tissue microarray, with 20 benign and 33 malignant melanocytic lesions and possible colocalization of DCXR with cell adhesion molecules using double immunofluorescence/confocal microscopy in normal human skin.
Results: Most nevi expressed DCXR in the cytoplasmic membrane, but some melanomas (20–30%) showed loss of membranous expression with inappropriate cytoplasmic or nuclear expression. Perinuclear Golgi expression was found in primary (14%) and metastatic (32%) melanomas showing dishesive growth pattern. Overall, the intensity of expression was stronger in nevi compared with melanomas (p < 0.005). In normal skin, DCXR was colocalized with E-cadherin and β-catenin at the intercellular membranes of keratinocytes and with CD31 at the intercellular junctions of endothelial cells. DCXR was localized in the cytoplasmic membrane of normal melanocytes.
Conclusions: These findings indicate that decreased membranous expression of DCXR with altered subcellular localization appears to be associated with malignant progression of melanocytic lesions. We show for the first time the expression of DCXR in normal keratinocytes, melanocytes and endothelial cells.


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Diane von Furstenberg Azumi Mini Skirt
Diane von Furstenberg explores the sporty side of fashion with this vibrant mini skirt. Layer with a flowy neon top with a flash of bra showing for an of-the-moment look.
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Diane von Furstenberg knit skirt with banded dot trim. Sits at natural waist. Flare silhouette. Pull-on style Rayon/nylon/spandex. Imported. Model's measurements: Height 5'11"/180cm, bust 33"/84cm, waist 24.5"/62cm, hips 34"/86cm, dress size US 2. Shown styled with Manolo Blahnik Stresty Half-d'Orsay Pump in Black
Stretchy Portuguese-woven fabric hugs the waist before flaring from the inverted pleats encircling a swingy woven skirt. 20" length (size 8). Side zip closure. Unlined. 63% polyester, 27% viscose, 7% cotton, 3% elastane. Dry clean. By Diane von Furstenberg; imported. Individualist.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's protracted effort to fight extradition to Sweden suffered a body blow this week. Britain's Supreme Court upheld the arrest warrant, issued in December 2010. After the court announced its split 5-2 decision, the justices surprised many legal observers by granting Assange's lawyers an opportunity to challenge their decision—the first such reconsideration since the high-profile British extradition case from more than a decade ago against former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet. The decision came almost two years to the day after Pvt. Bradley Manning was arrested in Iraq for allegedly leaking hundreds of thousands of classified U.S. government documents to WikiLeaks. The cases remind us that all too often whistle-blowers suffer, while war criminals walk.
Assange has not been charged with any crime, yet he has been under house arrest in England for close to two years, ever since a "European Arrest Warrant" was issued by Sweden (importantly, by a prosecutor, not by a judge). Hoping to question Assange, the prosecutor issued the warrant for suspicion of rape, unlawful coercion and sexual molestation. Assange offered to meet the Swedish authorities in their embassy in London, or in Scotland Yard, but was refused.
Assange and his supporters allege that the warrant is part of an attempt by the U.S. government to imprison him, or even execute him, and to shut down WikiLeaks. In April 2010, WikiLeaks released a U.S. military video that it named "Collateral Murder," with graphic video showing an Apache helicopter unit killing of at least 12 Iraqi civilians, including a Reuters cameraman and his driver. In July 2010, WikiLeaks released the Afghan War Logs, tens of thousands of secret U.S. military communications that laid out the official record of the violent occupation of Afghanistan, the scale of civilian deaths and likely war crimes. The Swedish arrest warrant followed just weeks later.
So many public figures have called for Assange's assassination that a website was created to catalog the threats. Former Arkansas governor, presidential candidate and Fox News commentator Mike Huckabee said, "Anything less than execution is too kind a penalty." Prominent conservative Bill Kristol said, "Why can't we use our various assets to harass, snatch or neutralize Julian Assange and his collaborators, wherever they are?"
Death threats from right-wing ideologues are one thing. The main concern with an extradition to Sweden is that Assange will then be extradited to the United States. In another prominent document release by WikiLeaks, called the Global Intelligence Files, a portion of up to 5 million emails were released from a private, global intelligence firm called Stratfor, based in Austin, Texas. The firm's vice president for intelligence, Fred Burton, wrote in a Jan. 26, 2011, email: "Not for Pub–We have a sealed indictment on Assange. Pls protect." If an indictment has been issued in secret, then Assange could find himself in U.S. custody shortly after landing in Sweden. He could be charged with espionage (the Obama administration has already invoked the law more than all previous U.S. administrations combined), and could be imprisoned for life or executed.
The United Kingdom carefully considers extradition requests, as famously demonstrated when crusading Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon hoped to prosecute former Chilean dictator Pinochet for torture committed under his rule from 1973 to 1990. Based on Garzon's indictment, Pinochet was arrested in 1998 while traveling in London. After 16 months of hearings, the British courts finally decided that Pinochet could be extradited to Spain. The British government intervened, overruling the court, and allowed him to return to Chile.
Garzon is known for taking on global human-rights cases under the doctrine of universal jurisdiction, indicting Osama bin Laden for the 9/11 attacks, and probing the abuse of U.S. prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. When he began investigating abuses under the fascist government of Gen. Francisco Franco, who ruled Spain for 40 years, Garzon became the target of the right in Spain and was disbarred in early 2012, effectively ending his legal career.
Judge Garzon and Julian Assange have taken on entrenched power, whether government, military or corporate. Bradley Manning stands accused of the same. In differing degrees, their lives have forever changed, their careers, their freedoms and their reputations threatened or destroyed. This week, Hillary Clinton will be making the first official trip to Sweden in years. Why? What role is the U.S. government playing in Assange's case? This week's developments bear crucially on the public's right to know, and why whistle-blowers must be protected.
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Writing Wedding Vows
How Did You Write Your Wedding Vows?
Hilary Duff fessed up to casing the Internet for ideas to write vows for her wedding last weekend. After looking through other couples' weddings, she and husband Mike Comrie settled on a few poems and a ring blessing.While there's plenty of books on the subject, you don't have to spend money to figure out what to say. If you're married, how did you find the words? And if you'd like to share your favorite wedding poems or sayings, do it now. Or forever hold your peace!
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Hilary Duff
Skeptic52 4 years
We didn't write ours, and looking back maybe that was a mistake. It might have been a mistake for only for one reason, though, and that's because we got married in Vegas by some dude I'd never met or seen before. He went ON and ON, and most of it was religious, which I didn't know to expect in VEGAS. I couldn't be further from religious, so it was REALLY awkward. I even had family members there, and they're like me, so I know it was painfully dragged out for them, too. lol...so WEIRD!
amber512 4 years
I did the traditional ones, but without the "obey" part.
lawchick 4 years
We did not have a religious ceremony, though our vows weren't all that different (just no references to God, obviously). Our officiant gave us a few sets of non-religious vows and we combined our favorite parts of those to form ours. They were about respecting each other and stuff like that - pretty standard :)
HoneyBrown1976 4 years
I didn't. I had a religious ceremony and we said traditional vows.
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Reviewed By Alton L (Charenton, LA) Reviewed for a 2012 Ford F-150 —10/30/2012 9:28 PM
It was no surprise that the air bags went on without a glitch. No kidding, not one problem. After pulling the rear wheels (one at a time) I "followed the instructions" and everything went as planned. It took about 45 minutes on the first side and about 15 minutes on the other using a common floor jack and a creeper. Thanks. AL