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Album Rating: 5.0I wouldn't be questioning it if it was a more 'normal' method of suicide because obviously Elliott had a lot of issues etc, it's just the way it happened and the circumstances surrounding it that make me think whoa whoa whoa wait a second here.
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And i would have to disagree completely that being troubled and depressed doesn't make you more likely to do anything. Sick people kill themselves. Healthy people do not.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffAnd i would have to disagree completely that being troubled and depressed doesn't make you more likely to do anything. Sick people kill themselves. Healthy people do not.
No, it's more likely that if a person is going to kill themselves, they're not gonna be open about it. I mean, in some cases they might say it before they do, but generally if someone's gonna kill themselves, they're not gonna be so open about it before they do it. Generally like you don't boast about how you're going to go murder someone before you do it.
I know exactly what you're trying to say, but my opinion still stands and it's obvious that Smith was a severely SEVERELY depressed individual for a very large part of his life.I think he was more than capable of doing it to himself and was WAY more likely to do something like that to himself than anybody else ever could have been. Once again, obviously just my take.
But that's not the point. The point we discussing is how all the evidence leaves murder a much more viable conclusion, as opposed to to suicide. It doesn't matter what's more likely, it's about the evidence of what actually happened. Trying to add percentages about what's more likely to happen is fruitless.
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Word. I probably haven't spent enough time reading material that pointed in that direction.
"And i would have to disagree completely that being troubled and depressed doesn't make you more likely to do anything. Sick people kill themselves. Healthy people do not."
I'm sorry, it seems you completely misunderstood me. I'm not talking about healthy people, I'm saying that you can appear completely normal and still be sick or batshit crazy and likely to do something stupid. The point is, you are simply unable to judge that from the outside if something hasn't happened yet. Just look at sociopaths, it's not like they're running around with labels on their forehead. Some of them live in normal families and appear perfectly healthy for decades before they 'go off'.
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09 Jan 2013 06:52 GMT | Politics, Africa, Congo, France, Rwanda
The UN peacekeeping department has asked the Security Council to back the use of surveillance drones for the first time in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The UN wants to use the drones to monitor the vast eastern DRC border, where Rwanda has been accused of helping rebels fighting the government. Rwanda denies the charge.
The introduction of drones would be a major shift in UN peacekeeping operations, but Rwanda opposes their use in the DRC and other countries are also suspicious.
Herve Ladsous, the UN peacekeeping chief, said he had asked the Security Council for the means to strengthen its DRC operation.
"So more helicopters, perhaps some with night vision, river capacities and then this question of aerial surveillance equipment - drones," he told the AFP news agency. "I explained to the Security Council how necessary we think this is."
Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, is expected to reinforce the case for drones in a report he is preparing on strengthening the UN mission in DRC.
The calls for action came after M23 rebels swept aside government forces and UN peacekeepers as they took the key provincial capital of Goma in November.
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DRC is already the UN's biggest peacekeeping mission, with more than 17,000 troops. But the forces are spread thin in the huge country and the UN is under orders to cut costs.
Western countries have backed the UN plan. "The UN needs additional modern resources - in particular drones - to be better informed, more reactive," France's UN mission said in a Twitter statement.
The Congo government is in favour of the move, but Rwanda, which is now one of the African members of the 15-nation Security Council, is opposed to it.
UN experts say that Rwanda and Uganda have given military backing to the M23 rebels.
"We as Rwanda bordering on the Congo, we are maybe not in a comfortable position to talk about it because people may perceive it otherwise," said Eugene Richard Gasana, Rwanda's UN ambassador.
"But member states have legitimate questions on legal issues, financial issues on implementation of this."
"It might have a precedence on other countries. We owe them a kind of explanation.
"It is about human beings, it is not about Star Wars. We need this new technology, but at which cost."
UN officials say that drones could also be valuable in South Sudan and Sudan, huge countries where peacekeeping missions are spread thin.
But the UN has stressed that it would not use drones in any mission without the permission of the country involved.
"Ultimately, to introduce these, we would need the support of member states to equip the mission," UN peacekeeping spokesman Kieran Dwyer said recently.
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The M23 rebels declared a unilateral ceasefire on Tuesday ahead of a second round of peace talks with the government, boosting hopes for a negotiated end to their nine-month-old revolt.The announcement marked a relaxation of the rebels' demand last week that the DRC government also agree to a truce before troubled negotiations resume. "We've been for peace ... Today we're declaring that we're in a ceasefire," Francois Rucogoza, the rebels' executivesecretary told journalists in the Ugandan capital Kampala. "Even if the government refuses to sign a ceasefire agreement we'll continue with the negotiations."
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Bookstore shelves creak with literature on how healthy diets can prevent cardiovascular diseases.
Surprisingly, however, little was known in medical circles about the effects of good eating on people who had already developed any of those various ailments.
Now, a McMaster University study of 32,000 patients who'd had a heart attack or stroke has shown that those that eat healthy afterwards have a much lower risk of suffering a second one.
"Most of the studies that had been done before were on people without established cardiovascular disease," says Mahshid Dehghan, a nutritionist at McMaster's Population Health Research Institute.
"We knew healthy diets were good for (preventing) cardiovascular disease, cancer and other chronic diseases. Nobody had proved you get benefit from health eating (when you had them)," Dehghan says.
The study, which looked at patients in 40 countries showed people with the healthiest diets — rich in fish, nuts, fruits and vegetables — were 35 per cent less likely to suffer another heart attack or stroke than the fatty meat and egg eaters.
Specifically, it showed regular consumption of healthy foods reduced the risk of a second heart attack by 14 per cent, the chance of a subsequent stroke by 19 per cent and the peril of developing congestive heart failure by 28 per cent.
The study was published online Monday by the American Heart Association Rapid Access Journal.
Dehghan says many people with cardiovascular diseases believe that the factors that brought their conditions on are being controlled by medications.
"Sometimes patients think that the blood pressure is lowered by medication, my cholesterol is taken care of by my medication, therefore no need to have a healthy diet," she says.
"They don't know that this is an additional benefit that they get."
Dehghan says she hopes the study pushed physicians to stress the need for healthy diets more rigorously to their heart and stroke patients as part of their post-event therapies.
She says that healthy eating likely conveys the same preventative benefits on sick people that it does on the well.
"We are assuming the mechanisms are the same," Dehghan says.
"For example, lower salt consumption can control blood pressure and therefore this must be similar between healthy people and high-risk individuals."
The study broke patient eating habits down into five dietary health levels and compared the worst with the first to produce its risk differential data.
But Dehghan says improvements were seen as diets improved with each successive gradation.
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Katooschka the Bengal Cat is giving Willow the Weimaraner the SUPER DELUXE treatment, in hopes of getting an extra special Christmas present next week, no doubt. Cats can be sneaky like that.
Katooschka the Bengal Cat is giving Willow the Weimaraner the SUPER DELUXE treatment, in hopes of getting an extra special Christmas present next week, no doubt. Cats can be sneaky like that.
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This little critter's not ready for adoption yet, but will be there soon!
Now, these guys ARE in the adoption room, and are ready to roll.
And ya know, they've got PUPPEHS there, too.
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I wonder what Ryoko's voice sounds like in the the "Tenchi Muyo! Ryo Ohki - The Complete Series (Tin Box Edition)."
All this, and more, takes place in episodes 1-6, (episode 7 is a wrap-up special with a wedding - NOT Tenchi's) and there's just too much going on in too little time.
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Nope. Unfortunately, Geneon and FUNimation having different OVA's have muddied the waters greatly. By "Complete Series," FUNImation means "all seven episodes of 'OVA 3' and 'OVA 3 +1'."
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|since i bought the last 7 episodes title tenchi muyo ryo ohki full set
this one has the first thirteen episodes on it, the end of the series is in the complete series one that has washu on the cover
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pictures of my plants
figured id share some pics of my plants, just got a great deal of them today as a mothers day present... feel free to share pics of your own plants! the more the merrier!!!
hawaiian spider plant:
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bonnie spider in a nice vase with a hanger i hand made...
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another nicer bonnie inside...
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hindu rope hoya...
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what the greenhouse called a strawberry and cream hoya?
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what the greenhouse called a lemon and cream hoya?
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varrigated hindu rope hoya...
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hawaiian spider...
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everything hanging...
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christmas cactus...
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a little bit better pic of the strawberry and cream hoya...
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looking forward to seeing some of your pics!!!
im just starting out, have a lot of learning and collecting to do, and looking forward to it! i love plants and myslef, my husband and my two kids just moved into our very own house in december so now i can work on building my plant collection. looking forward to all the possibilities
Nice looking bunch of plants. The strawberry & cream one is especially pretty! I love the macramé holders you've made. They were ubiquitous when I was a kid and seeing them reminds me of my early days of falling in love with plants. I also love your screened porch. How peaceful - and mosquito free!
Here's what my Mom & daughter gave me for Mother's day. I think it was all Mom but she let DD take a little credit.
Sorry it's blurry.
Here's my front porch 5 minutes ago:
West end:
Steps (south:)
The stepping stones you see in the yard were "discovered" last summer, my 5th in this house. Until it got so dry, they were so completely covered with grass that nobody knew they were there. Totally OT, but interesting to me, it was my first drought LOL!
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It seems so big when the plants are inside for the winter, and in the summer I wish it was bigger! My Mom & I both want that table in the neighbor's yard...
amber m- your plants are cute, I really love the variegated hindu rope, I want one really bad and can't find it anywhere.
purpleinopp- I love your porch, I wish I had one for my plants.
Here are 'some' of my houseplants, the first two are my Mother's day gift:
and here a few groups of my plants-
and here is my small group of orchids I've begun collecting very recently-
Nice plants Amber! I think your strawberry cream might be a hoya carnosa rubra, kind of hard to tell with the pictures though :-)I bought my mom one for mother's day and it looks similar. Do your Thanksgiving and Easter cacti do well together? I have two Easter cacti that have different colored blooms I thought about planting together. I also like your plant hangers! I made one but due to the stretchiness of the yarn, it hung down too low! lol Seeing yours makes me want to try again :-)
Purple I love the set up you have one your porch! I don't have much room to hang, but if I did....lol
Flower your plants look very happy. All cozy by the window! What kind of hoyas are those hanging? I see the hindu rope and maybe Chelsea....not sure about the others :-)
I'll have to post pictures later...I've got to get going to class. Thank goodness it's only an hour long :-)
All your plants are beautiful! I hope my rope hoya is that big someday Flowerpot!
Amber, Your plants look lovely and those pot hangers are wonderful. That bonnie spider in a vase will be a bit of a problem for you though I think. Does it have drainage? Also the narrower top part will make repotting that plant impossible when the roots grow into the vase. I had that same problem with a spider plant I grew from a baby in a narrow necked pot. If you let it grow in that you'll have to brake the vase to get it out and they grow fast so it will probably only be a few months before that happens. Or the spider plants roots might just brake the vase themselves if they grow too large. Spider plant roots are very strong.
the vase does not have drainage so i water it very sparingly, ill admit i wasnt really thinking too far ahead about how it will turn out when it needs to be transplanted, i just thought it looked so darn pretty. not about the cacti, i just potted them together so im not sure how it will turn out, my grandma made me a bunch of starts from cuttings off her plants and due to lack of space and the fact that they are different colors i thought it would be cool to plant them together, i guess we will have to wait and see how it turns out.
Alright here are my plant babies :-)
Thanksgiving cactus, euphorbia lactea crest (finally starting to grow), and Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii
crassula obliqua tricolor, aloe crosby's prolific, gollum jade ET fingers), gasteraloe "white wings", Pleiospilos nelii (split rock plant), and in the very front are some easter cactus starts
portulacaria afra 'Variegata', and portulacaria afra
Hoya carnosa
On the top are my easter cactus and tradescantia zebrina and the rest are the plants already pictured
Ponytail palm and a couple jade starts
zz plant (don't mind the mess around it lol) that lives on top of my fridge
A jade I chopped a month or so ago...finally getting new growth :-)
Yes, that is an all-green hindu rope and a Chelsea, I forgot the name of the one on the very left, it has very cute tiny red flowers, it didn't have a tag, and the other one is just a Rubra. I also have another smaller all-green hindu rope on that window sill on the far right and a Tri-color and a lacunosa not pictured. It's my small hoya collection that I'm slowly collecting.
I love ALL kinds of plants, succulents, hoyas, orchids, everything and anything that I find interesting. I have two other window sills filled like that one in that pictured I showed. I took all those pics this morning and it was too sunny to get a picture of them.
Amber M-
I forgot to ask, but did you do those plant macrame yourself?? That one with the vase is awesome (actually they're all beautiful), it would be perfect for cuttings. I bought some macrame supplies a few months ago but havent used it yet (my dad's GF also gave me some macrame books from the 70's that I wanted to learn). I think it adds a finishing touch on plants that are hanging. I'm gonna have to try and find the pattern to that vase one.
Thank you for calling my plants beautiful, I try really hard to keep them happy, but alot of the help comes from here at Gardenweb.
actually those hangers are not macreme but crocheted, my grandmother taught me how to crochet when i was a little girl and i still do it all the time. i made all the hangers myself, and its just a pattern that i thought of as i was going, i hate following patterns, i always end up doing my own thing. im thinking about making a bunch of them to stock pile and offer as trades for clippings and such since i dont really have any plants to offer yet. do you think thats a good idea?
Thanks for sharing pictures of your plants, you have a very nice plant collection started!
I believe your lemon & cream hoya is Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Princess' (a little too dark to tell for sure, but just to give you a name). Also, I believe the strawberry and cream hoya you have (it was correctly identified it in an earlier post as Hoya carnosa 'Rubra') is Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Queen' ('Rubra' is an interchangeable name for 'Krimson Queen,' they are the same plant, it just goes by more than one name).
I am not a mother, other than to my four-legged, hairy child, so I cannot share any pictures unfortunately (not to mention, most of my plants are in separate places on our patio so it'd be hard to take one collective photo). Nonetheless, I enjoy seeing everyone's gifts for Mother's Day!
Amber you have started a great collection, your screened in porch will probably be filled up in no time.
All of you have some great plants, I love looking at what everyone has. I noticed a sweet potato vine in one of the pictures, I had the same one in a pot and then I noticed this morning that the slugs had a nice meal on it last night :>(
Thanks purple. :)
The green with white stripes is Crassula perforata variegata. Im not sure what the other ones called but its a crassula too. You can't really tell from the picture but the shorter one green on top and purple/burgundy underneath. Theyre both very neat looking, Im hoping to grow them to cascade over the basket theyre hanging in.
Moose...your plants looks so happy! I love your string of pearls, wandering jew and of course the crassulas :-) Also I really like the look of the variegated ficus...not sure I have ever seen one before. Is that a desert rose by the ficus? Your citrus is cool too...what is it? My boyfriend makes the same comments and I don't have near as many and all of your lovelies, although I wish I did. We live in a pretty small apartment though
Thank you Jessie! :)
Yep thats a desert rose alright. After a horrible pruning I gave it. It looks much better now though.
My string of pearls was my pride and joy before mealybugs got to it. This is what it looked like last summer.
I still love it thoguh and its coming back strong after the death of about 70% of it from mealys.
That citrus is a kumquat. I also have a variegated pink lemon tree. Thats a pic of the lemon tree.
The super lame thing about having so many plants in my tiny backyard is that I don't have a garden hose or an attachment for one in my yard so I have to hand water all my plants with a watering can. HUGE pain in the butt when it gets up in the 90s around here lol.
I love knowing I'm not the only one with a home filled with house plants. My kids love teasing me and calling me the crazy plant lady, but I always remind them that it could be much worse, I could be collecting stray cats LOL. Everyone has beautiful plants. Thank you for sharing everyone !!
Everyone's plants are doing gorgeous!
A few of my greens..pots aren't as decorative as you guys have plants in...oh well. :)
New Variegated Philo I recently found.
Either Crinium or Mini Amaryllis bulbs that were tossed in my Epiphyllum back in the 90's.
Variegated Ginger, purchased, mid-90's while I worked in plant store.
Begonia luxurians & bonus Hoya. Been looking for this Begonia about 2-yrs
Orchid purchased at TCterrarium, 2009
Epi flowers that has changed from this
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Last, dish garden started from various succulents.
Sorry for all the pics...Gotta love spring, Toni
he doesent have that many hobbies, besides being a cd and record collector, which i am too so i cant really tell him no more of those... he does also like to collect old punk rock magazines but again thats something i like too... he doesent like stuff if he cant get instant satisfaction from it, such as plants, i have hoyas and he could care less because they dont have any flowers yet, also i LOVE spider plants but he hates them because he says they arent pretty and colorful... i had the same deal a few years ago when i had a veggie garden, he loved the veggies out of it but he didnt help once out there, it was MY job and MY garden and he whined and complained the whole spring and summer until there was finally veggies... also im a stay at home mom and he works full time, so when it comes to money hes the bread winner....
My kids always tell me no more (they're 10 and 12 years old), but I tell them if I can't buy my plants, then I can't buy them anymore video games or whatever it is that they want, so that quickly changes their mind. Plus, I pay the bills, I keep clothes on their backs and food in the kitchen, that stuff ALWAYS comes first, then whatever money I have left over, if any, goes to my hobby.I deserve something, I think everyone deserves a hobby that they love and makes them happy. Plus they say houseplants are known to calm stress and let people live longer lives...whether it's true or not, It's my excuse and I'm not changing it LOL.
I love seeing your plants, you always have the most beautiful plants and wonderful collection.
Here are a few of mine that I took photos of today:
Streptocarpus saxorum (belongs to subgenus Streptocarpella)
Although you could probably guess I'm a gesneriad lover by the fact that 5 of the 6 photos above are gesneriads, I absolutely love the Acalypha pendula for its' unusual blooms.
Beautiful plants people. I just getting back into collecting variegated plants after a 6 year absence. Trying my best not to go frick'n overboard on the hobby...
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I have alot of small chive plants
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Hi Jennifer,
WOW--extra chives!!!!!!!!! Maybe we can work out an exchange. I've got loads of Mexican Bird of Paradise seeds and Sweet Acacia seeds. Can you email me with details. (I'd include cacti seeds but I don't have a lot of faith in them growing.) P.S. There are also cuttings from bougainvillea (if they'd mail properly and not dry up).


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i've been after this shot for ages,so i found a place and luckily it turned out to be the right one.don't think i will ever get a better photo of a NATO awacs .
Specially marked Michigan ANG commanders jet. first photo in JP database.
'BLUE 65' about to depart mildenhall back to the US.
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We held our feb 7 2015 wedding at the pittsburgh grand hall and could not be happier . We purchased the winter grand package and it was the best value ! Trish and Sarah Lynn were amazing to work with and coordinated everything with our dj and officiant. The food was amazing and all of our gust continue to comment on this and how beautiful the grand hall is ! We could have not asked for a more beautiful and amazing wedding !! Thank you so much Trish and Sarah Lynn
All of the staff at the Priory was absolutely fantastic - we worked with Sara-Lynn and she was amazing. throughout the planning process, Sara-Lynn offered advice and well thoughtout feedback. Day of the wedding, she made sure everything was perfect, and it was. Our guests raved about the food, the cake, and the venue as a whole - they didn't miss a thing and it really showed. Our day was absolutely everything we hoped for, and we would recommend The Priory to everyone!
Words can not describe how perfect my wedding was (sorry to brag)! The Priory did an amazing job and was easy to work with. They are willing to help you in any way. I was nervous about the food because you book the venue before you get to taste any food. Let me reassure you, IT IS AMAZING. I had a lot of compliments from my guests regarding how tasty everything was. No one went home hungry. Beautiful and Unique venue.
The moment I found out about the priory, I knew this was the place for us. This was the only venue my husband and I had to look at. From the moment we walked in, we knew it was our venue. Sara-Lynn was amazing. She always responded to our emails and calls the same day and was truly our wedding planner. The Thursday before the wedding, she met with me walked me through every detail and introduced me to all her staff. I was worried the night of the wedding that she wasn't going to be there but the rest of her staff did an amazing job. We have received so much feedback from family and friends on how impressed they were with the venue, service, food and DJ. I can honestly say I would not change one thing about my wedding. Yes, it was a stretch on our budget but the food (crab tilapia and almond chicken) was amazing! I would highly recommend the Priory. I wish I could relive this night all over again, minus the rain! Thank you Sara-Lynn and team, you were amazing
I am a musician and a wedding vendor myself, and so when planning my wedding, I had the advantage of already having experienced some of the most beautiful wedding venues in Pittsburgh. Five years before my engagement, I played for a cocktail hour that was held in the Grand Hall. The beauty of the venue took my breath away. Originally, I thought I would plan an outdoor wedding. However, as we were planning a wedding in Pittsburgh, a city with completely unpredictable weather (which I dealt with in playing for so many outdoor weddings at different times of the year), I decided that it was important to have an indoor party to alleviate any stress and to have flexibility in choosing a date. The Grand Hall turned out to be the perfect setting for our special celebration. Not only was the venue beautiful, but the food was fantastic!
I especially appreciated Heather, who coordinated our wedding day. She was quickly responsive to any questions I had in the months leading up to our event. She also made sure everything went really smoothly the day of our wedding.
We'd like to send a shout out to Rob the bartender...he was especially awesome!
The Priory is also wonderful in that it offers an adjacent hotel to house wedding guests. It is also very close to downtown Pittsburgh. Many of our guests walked to downtown restaurants, and some even walked to the stadium to enjoy a Pirates game.
Many thanks to the Priory for handling the circus of our two immense families with such grace, and for giving us the gift of a lovely place to house our celebration!
Absolutely AMAZING experience having our wedding at the Priory!!!!!!!!! Heather, the Priory's Event Planner, helped us every step of the way. From the moment we chose the Priory as our venue (which we fell in love with as soon as we walked in), Heather, was available to answer all of our questions, and put us at ease. She made sure to review all aspects of our wedding reception and made the hall look AMAZING on our wedding day. Our guests raved about the food and the elegance of the Venue. We also used the Priory bakery for our cake, and it was a big hit as well.. thank you so much for all your hard work Heather. you guys made my fairy tale a reality!!!
We fell in love with the Priory as soon as we saw it. We got married in March and were given the Winter Wedding Package which is a huge discount over summer months and the absolute highest-end details the Priory has to offer. My husband and I both work full-time and long hours and didn't have time to worry about small details. The Priory took care of everything! We worked with Heather, Sara-Lynn, and Christine throughout the process and each one of them made the process as painless as possible. They gave tips on details I wouldn't have thought of, made sure that every aspect of the wedding ran perfectly, and treated us - as well as all of our guests - like royalty. I can't tell you how many of our friends and family commented afterwards how professional the staff was and the food was excellent. Sara-Lynn ran our wedding reception. Everything ran perfectly and neither my husband or I felt stressed or pushed around in the least. Every detail was planned ahead of time by the Priory and it ran flawlessly. Sara-Lynn even ran to get sewing supplies when the bustle on by dress broke during the cocktail hour! The service was so smooth and flawless I was truly blown away. One of the best things about having our wedding at the Grand Hall at the Priory was having hotel rooms available in the building as well. The rooms were beautiful and very reasonably priced. We even used the apartment suite on the 4th floor for people to get together who wanted to continue the celebration after the wedding. An absolutely gorgeous property. Whether you aren't someone who is into the small details and overwhelmed by the process (like me!) or someone who wants to plan every detail the Priory will make sure your day is perfect and help you every step of the way. They were flexible and accommodated every need we had without complaint. The Priory was well worth the money with our package and much less expensive that most of the other venues that we looked at if you are willing to get married in a
The Grand Hall was a perfect venue for our reception. The space was decorated wonderfully and the service and food was phenomenal. The staff at the Grand Hall was easy to work with and had tastings and meetings to help with the decision making process during the planning stages.
We recently had our wedding at the Priory Grand Hall. It was absolutely everything we could have wanted. The venue was gorgeous, the service was excellent, and the food was really delicious. All of our guests have said what a wonderful time they had! At the end of the night, the whole staff helped us gather up leftover cookies and the valets even pulled my mom's car from the parking lot and loaded it for her! We really could not have asked for any better service!
We had our reception at the Grand Hall at the Priory on 1.25.14. From the beginning, working with Heather was easy! She is laid back but super attentive to detail. She is easy to contact and responds in a timely manner. She made sure to review all aspects of our wedding reception and made the hall look AMAZING on our wedding day. She paid attention to small details and stayed to wish us well that night. Her wedding team is also awesome to work with... From Gretchen to Sarah, the entire staff at the Priory was awesome. It is a BEAUTIFUL venue and I recommend highly....
Everything for the wedding as phenomenal - the food was to die for, even the appetizers were delicious! The bar was excellently staffed and I never saw a long line of people waiting to get drinks. Heather was fantastic, she took care of every little detail and the night went so smoothly! The food was awesome, get the mango glazed chicken with goat cheese, seriously its soooo good! Everyone said the filet was melt-in-your mouth good but I had the chicken. The service was great and the Hall looked absolutely beautiful - we added the wall of lights behind our table and I would highly recommend it, it made a great backdrop for reception pictures. We really had nothing to worry about the day of our wedding, Heather and the Hall made us feel so secure and allowed us just to enjoy ourselves!
The only thing at our reception was that we had bought glow sticks to give out, and they were never distributed - not sure if this was on the Hall or our DJ, it was definitely on me and my husband as well because we were having so much fun we completely forgot we had them - but we wish someone would have remembered.
The one negative wouldn't be for Heather or for the Hall but for the Priory Hotel - we had family and friends book their rooms months in advance so we did not block them - when they booked their room they were told a certain price but when our wedding came the price had gone up - they adjusted the rates for some of us but that would be my only complaint, that they should have given them the price the room was when they booked it.
We had a fantastic experience having our wedding at the priory. It was a little different the way they do the good tasting because the just have an open house and if you can come you can sample some but not all items. However they assured us the food has a great reputation, and they were correct. The guests and we enjoyed all of the food from appetizers to entrees. The staff was very attentive and professional and they clean everything up for you at the end of the night. All of our decorations, extra cookies, and all supplies were ready for us to load in the car. (Also, I'd like to add 2 members of the staff helped us unload our decorations etc and take them into the hall as well.) Our wedding was perfect. If you are considering a winter wedding it's extra nice because the hall was all beautifully decorated for the holidays!
Let me start by saying that Heather and Sarah Lynn are amazing!! These two women are extremely professional, well organized, work well together and are willing to help with anything and everything. Being an organized person myself, I was nervous to leave so many details on the day of the wedding up to someone else, but they made sure that everything was done as expected. Because of their hard work and attention to detail, our day went perfectly!!
The venue is absolutely beautiful in and of itself, but the level of service really makes it the perfect place for a wedding. Furthermore, the food goes above and beyond typical "wedding food." We offered chicken, pork and mushroom; all of which the guests were raving about!
We were a little skeptical about having our ceremony in the same room with guests already seated at their tables, but we received positive feedback from our guests that they loved this set up. We liked the convenience of it too.
The only negative I will point out is that the Priory Hotel did mess up some of our guests' reservations and the shuttle that we had reserved. The hotel is beautiful, but overall, it was rather unorganized. It is disappointing because the Grand Hall side of the operation is SO well run that we were expecting a similar level of service and organization from the hotel side. Overall, it was not a big deal, but there is a noticeable difference between the professionalism and attention to detail provided by the two different parts of the operation.
Once again, thank you to Heather and Sarah Lynn for all of your hard work and making our day perfect!!
Ever since we saw the Grand Hall, we knew it was a top contender for where we wanted to have our reception. The knowledgeable, professional staff that could put our minds at ease and make sure every detail was thought of made it the clear choice for us. Our day was wonderful and the Priory's detailed timeline and quick responses to my numerous emails over the last year and a half added up to a great experience. We got so many compliments on the food and how everything was perfect. We're so happy with how everything turned out, I couldn't imagine our wedding any differently.
We were very disappointed with The Grand Hall at the Priory. We purchased the gold package, which is their high-end package. However, many things were far from "golden". The bar was closed for 90 minutes when it was supposed to be open. There was no champagne toast and wine service during dinner was not provided for the first hour of dinner service. The lighting package is of poor quality. Most importantly, the Grand Hall staff failed to follow through with many important details, including the set-up and display of our very expensive table centerpieces. Avoid this venue at all costs.
I cannot say enough great things about The Grand Hall at The Priory. First, let me tell you about their staff. Heather, the Priory's Event Planner, helped us every step of the way. From the moment we chose the Priory as our venue, she was available to answer all of our questions, and put us at ease. We held our ceremony in the Grand Hall, as well as our reception, and everything went off without a hitch thanks to Heather's hard work before our event, and the staff's hard work that day. We were able to take wonderful pictures in the courtyard before our ceremony, and then afterwards in the garden across the street, and our pictures came out beautifully. After our ceremony in the Grand Hall, the guests came outside for a lovely cocktail hour in the courtyard with delicious hor'd ourves. The staff quickly arranged the room for our reception, and we came back in for dinner and dancing. My guests raved about the food at both the cocktail hour, and their dinners during the reception. We also used the Priory bakery for our cake, and it was a big hit. The venue itself is beautiful, as you can see in the provided pictures. And the rooms, including the bridal suite, were wonderful as well. The Priory is such an interesting place with so much history. There's even a small speak-easy style bar right near the hotel lobby, which makes you feel like you've gone back in time, in a good way!! Overall, I'd give The Priory the highest recommendation. My husband and I could not have asked for a better wedding, and we have the Priory to thank for that!


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