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Sound Transit alters Issaquah bus route
November 13, 2012
Sound Transit bus riders on Route 554 between Seattle and Issaquah should prepare for a route change in downtown Seattle.
The regional transit agency rerouted buses on Route 554 and other routes to a bus stop at Fourth Avenue, just north of Pike Street and adjacent to Westlake Park. The change went into effect Nov. 5 to help speed evening rush-hour trips.
Officials closed the former bus stop at Fourth Avenue and Union Street to accommodate a change on Route 522 between Seattle and Woodinville.
Transit planners said the change should save several minutes getting out of downtown Seattle during evening rush hours.
Sound Transit alters Issaquah bus route to speed rush-hour trips
November 3, 2012
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Sound Transit bus riders on Route 554 between Seattle and Issaquah should prepare for a route change in downtown Seattle.
The regional transit agency rerouted buses on Route 554 and other routes to a bus stop at Fourth Avenue, just north of Pike Street and adjacent to Westlake Park. The change goes into effect Monday to help speed evening rush-hour trips.
Officials closed the former bus stop at Fourth Avenue and Union Street to accommodate a change on Route 522 between Seattle and Woodinville.
Transit planners said the change should save several minutes getting out of downtown Seattle during evening rush hours.
The change is a result of changes to Regional Express Route 522. Planners said Route 522 buses should turn right onto Pike Street from Fourth Avenue, and use the Pike Street entrance to the Interstate 5 express lanes in the afternoon.
The route's last stop downtown is on Pike Street just west of Sixth Avenue.
Gubernatorial hopefuls support hatcheries, parks
October 23, 2012
Democrat Jay Inslee and Republican Rob McKenna clashed in a recent series of debates, but the candidates vying to serve as Washington's next governor share similar positions on local issues, such as support for the state parks system.
The race at the state level is focused on the candidates' policies on education and transportation — hot topics on the docket as Inslee and McKenna met in recent weeks.
The Issaquah Press asked the candidates about funding for state parks, salmon restoration and growth management — key concerns in Issaquah and the surrounding area.
Next King County sheriff faces tough decisions to reform agency
October 16, 2012
The contest to lead the King County Sheriff's Office could hinge on a series of audits into how the agency operates.
The sheriff oversees a budget of about $150 million and about 1,000 employees, and leads the largest local police organization in the state after the Seattle Police Department.
The contentious race pits Sheriff Steve Strachan, a former Kent police chief, against John Urquhart, a former sheriff's office sergeant and spokesman.
King County Council members appointed Strachan as sheriff in April, not long after former Sheriff Sue Rahr resigned to lead the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, or state police academy.
Though the election is to fill the Rahr's unexpired term through 2013, the next sheriff faces a landmark effort to reform the agency in response to audits critical of policies put into place under Strachan's predecessors.
Strachan, a SeaTac resident, served as a police chief and state legislator in Minnesota before accepting the Kent post in 2006. In the Minnesota Legislature, he helped pass legislation to reduce the blood-alcohol limit to 0.08 percent. Rahr tapped Strachan as the chief deputy, or No. 2 spot, at the sheriff's office in early 2011.
Labor Day means limited Metro Transit, Sound Transit service
September 1, 2012
NEW — 6 a.m. Sept. 1, 2012
Sound Transit and most King County Metro Transit buses operate on a Sunday schedule Monday for Labor Day.
If a route does not usually run on Sunday, then the route does not operate on the holiday, Monday. Riders should expect to pay holiday and Sunday fares on Metro bus routes on Labor Day.
Metro offices remain closed on the holiday, including the Customer Information Center phone lines. Customers should turn to Metro Online for updates about transit service.
Riders headed to Seattle should prepare for Bumbershoot at the Seattle Center. Use the Trip Planner to determine the best route.
Sound Transit also operates on a Sunday schedule for Labor Day. On holidays with a Sunday schedule, only certain bus routes operate, including Route 554 between Issaquah and Seattle.
Sound Transit earns highest possible bond ratings
July 3, 2012
Sound Transit received the highest possible ratings from major bond credit rating agencies June 27, despite a challenging economic environment.
Officials said the ratings mean savings for taxpayers in Issaquah and other communities served by the agency. Sound Transit is preparing to save at least $12 million by taking advantage of lower interest rates to refinance about $350 million of outstanding bonds.
In a June 28 decision, Sound Transit board members unanimously approved motions to set parameters to proceed with the transactions. Issaquah City Councilman Fred Butler serves on the board.
Moody's Investor Service continued the Aa1 rating for Sound Transit's senior bonds and the Aa2 rating for the agency's junior "parity bond" obligations. The action maintains Sound Transit as one of the highest-rated transit agencies in the nation.
Sound Transit also carries the highest possible rating on both bond obligations, AAA, from Standard & Poor's.
Independence Day brings changes to transit schedules
June 29, 2012
NEW — 4:30 p.m. June 29, 2012
Issaquah bus riders should prepare for Sunday schedules on July 4 as King County Metro Transit and Sound Transit observe Independence Day.
The holiday schedule means many Metro Transit commuter bus routes do not operate. Bus riders should be sure to check the schedule for individual routes in advance of the holiday. Sunday fares go in effect on all Metro Transit routes July 4.
Due to many holiday events starting over the weekend and continuing through July 4, riders should check for bus reroutes in the Metro Online Alerts Center under the Construction & Events heading. Or, sign up for Transit Alerts to receive news about specific routes.
In addition, all Metro offices, including the Customer Information phone lines, close for holiday. When the Customer Information Office is closed, most transit information is available on Metro Online, or in the online Trip Planner.
Ditch $4-per-gallon gas on Dump the Pump Day
June 20, 2012
NEW — 10 a.m. June 20, 2012
Regional public transit agencies joined forces to encourage commuters to forgo $4-per-gallon gasoline Thursday for Dump the Pump Day.
Sound Transit, King County Metro Transit and other agencies asked commuters to board buses, trains and ferries for the national event. Organizers said more than 560,000 riders already use regional public transportation services.
Metro is reaching out to riders on Facebook to ask how they plan to dump the pump. In addition, 10 people can win a Dump the Pump T-shirt and a regional ORCA card loaded with $10. Organizers plan to select participants in a random drawing June 25.
Commuters can use the American Public Transportation Association's monthly transit savings calculator to determine the costs of driving versus using public transit. Read more
Expect transit schedule changes on Memorial Day
May 24, 2012
NEW — 2 p.m. May 24, 2012
Issaquah bus riders should expect King County Metro Transit and Sound Transit scheduled changes Monday for Memorial Day.
Metro Transit operates on a Sunday schedule for Memorial Day. The transit agency is also offering special shuttle bus service Saturday through Monday to the Folklife Festival at the Seattle Center from the Northgate Transit Center and South Renton Park & Ride.
For Metro Transit service, if a bus route does not usually operate on Sunday, then no service is offered on Memorial Day.
Metro offices also close on the holiday, including the customer information phone lines. Use the Trip Planner for travel assistance.
King County Council to delve into $490 million arena proposal
May 22, 2012
King County Council members intend to scrutinize a proposal to build a $490 million sports and entertainment arena in Seattle to determine whether financing for the plan is feasible and if arena-related traffic could harm other businesses in the area.
County Executive Dow Constantine and Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, joined by investor Chris Hansen, a San Francisco hedge fund manager, on May 16 announced agreements between the county, city and the ArenaCo investment group to govern financing for a proposed arena near Safeco Field.
Construction could start after a professional basketball franchise is secured for the arena. Moreover, the public investment could drop if backers cannot secure a professional hockey team for the facility.
The amount of public support is capped at $120 million if organizers secure only the basketball franchise. The total could rise to $200 million if a hockey team is added to the equation.


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Revision as of 12:31, 11 August 2009Republican member of the Virginia Senate since 2000, representing the 15th district.
Committee assignments
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- Education and Health
- General Laws and Technology
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District 15
Ruff represents Virginia Senate District 15. Senate District 15 includes Amherst(part), Appomattox, Brunswick County(part), Buckingham County(part), Charlotte County, Cumberland County(part), Fluvanna, Halifax County, Lunenburg County(part), Mecklenburg County, Prince Edward County.
Ruff was born in Bedford County, Virginia on September 22, 1949.
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Commonwealth Bank has denied any wrongdoing in a suit that alleges the bank was guilty of negligence and fraudulent actions,.
Attorney Mark D. Dean of Shelbyville sued the bank, charging it should have noticed that his secretary was embezzling millions of dollars from him.
In a lawsuit filed in January in Shelby County Circuit Court, Dean accused the bank of violating a Kentucky Uniform Commercial Code as well as aiding and abetting fraud and illegal activity and breach of duty of ordinary care.
An attorney from Shelbyville has filed suit against a bank for not noticing that his secretary was embezzling millions of dollars from him.
Mark D. Dean accuses Commonwealth Bank of violation of a Kentucky Uniform Commercial Code, as well as aiding and abetting fraud and illegal activity and breach of duty of ordinary care.
Starting seeds indoors turns out to be a necessary skill if you want success with some crops.
A few need a bit of a head start in order to reach maturity at the right time for Kentuckiana gardens. Other considerations include ideal growing conditions.
Cabbage, for example, can be started early so you can set them out as plants as soon as possible. The goal is to get an early harvest before our summer temperatures soar and the plants bolt and get bitter.
The matter of Sunday alcohol sales in Shelby County is on the table for the first time this year.
The issue, set for review at Tuesday's meeting of the Shelby County Fiscal Court, was brought before magistrates four times in 2008, the last time in September. That was the only time that the matter made it to a second reading, but it died because of a 4-4 tie.
Tuesday night, for the first time, the vote could turn out differently.
Shelbyville/Shelby County Crime Stoppers is seeking information about a theft that occurred Tuesday morning on Gray Hawk Drive.
According to police, at about 3 a.m. a resident went outside to make sure he had locked his car. The resident noticed someone near the car, and that person ran away when the resident was spotted.
The resident discovered both cars had been broken into, and the window had been forced open on one vehicle. An XM radio and a GPS navigation system was stolen, valued at $1,000.
County officials hear from FEMA Process for reimbursement from ice storm will take time By Lisa King/Sentinel-News staff writer
Shelby County officials are a step closer to being reimbursed for damages from the Ice Storm of 2009 after a visit from FEMA representatives on Tuesday.
Shelby County Emergency Management Agency representatives, along with the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce, will meet with FEMA officials Tuesday to determine the extent of federal aid from FEMA for ice storm recovery, Emergency Management Director Charlie Frazee said.
Please forgive some of us if we look at today as a holiday that's far more important than anything Hallmark invented. There are no red letters or no more school holidays, but many of us circle the date and can't wait.
As surely as robins are harbingers of spring, the first district basketball tournament game is a rite of passage in Kentucky that deserves the reverence of the masses.
February is noted for the observance of history, most notably pertaining to American presidents and African-American history.
Of course, Valentine's Day falls smack in the middle of the month, but that is very appropriate. Because that is a holiday reserved for love, and most historians are in love with the past.
Or, more appropriately, they are in love with how the past has shaped our future.
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Applications are now being accepted for a special license plate to help raise funds for Trooper Island, a free summer camp for disadvantaged boys and girls age 10-12 operated by the Kentucky State Police on Dale Hollow Lake in Clinton County.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) -- International Criminal Court judges have recommended starting the trial of a former militia leader in Congo, so the case can be brought closer to communities that were affected by the atrocities he is charged with.
If the court's president agrees to the recommendation, it would be the first trial to start outside the ICC's Hague headquarters.
Bosco Ntaganda is charged with crimes including murder, rape, sexual slavery and using child soldiers in the eastern Congolese province of Ituri from 2002-2003. His trial is to start in June.
Ntaganda was indicted in 2006, but the government in Kinshasa did not seek to arrest him until he rebelled as part of a different group, M23. He was sent to the court in 2013 after M23 splintered and he fled to neighboring Rwanda.
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Since the day Tony La Russa was named Chief of Baseball Operations for the Arizona Diamondbacks, two questions have been constantly brought up: what does his hiring mean for manager Kirk Gibson and general manager Kevin Towers?
The Diamondbacks -- and La Russa -- have been silent on the matter and that there was evaluation of the entire organization going on.
Gibson has always said he should be able to learn a great deal from someone as successful as La Russa was in the managerial position.
Towers made it known in the beginning he didn't want to be a pseudo-GM but that La Russa and he discussed the moves they made and were working side by side just fine.
Tuesday, USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported the current plan is to bring Gibson back but an announcement is unlikely anytime soon.
The #Dbacks currently plan to bring back manager Kirk Gibson for the 2015 season, but Tony La Russa delaying any official announcement.— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) August 19, 2014
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Notebook: Rookie LB Davis adapting quickly
Notebook: Rookie LB Davis adapting quickly
By Mike Prisuta
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Although he rooms with second-year pro LaMarr Woodley, Bruce Davis and fellow rookie Tony Hills have seemingly become inseparable at Steelers training camp.
Davis, a third-round pick from UCLA who is being converted from defensive end to outside linebacker, and Hills, a fourth-round offensive tackle from Texas, spent the latter part of last week repeatedly butting heads in one-on-one pass rush/pass protection drills.
The two were matched up by design to get extra practice reps for Davis, who couldn't attend the offseason OTAs because his class had not yet graduated, and to spark a competitive fire in the two draft picks.
"We're the two young ones and we have to make each other better," Davis said. "They drafted us. They expect us to play sometime in our careers. I'm actually fortunate to have a young guy like that because we teach each other a lot.
"He learns how to deal with the speed. I learn how to deal with a guy that out-weighs me by almost 100 pounds. Hopefully, for the next 10, 12, 15 years we're here together making each other football players."
Davis got off to a rough start at St. Vincent College, but as last week progressed, he began to settle in and steady himself.
By Friday night he was feeling feisty enough to engage Hills and running back Carey Davis in confrontations that almost resulted in blows being exchanged.
The extra practice reps have helped.
So, too, has the advice that's been offered by coaching intern and former Steelers linebacker Kevin Greene.
"I learned more from him than I have in years of playing football in just the week that he was here," Davis said.
Woodley is playing an off-the-field role in his roommate's development.
"I'll be in there on the phone talking to my girlfriend, whoever, some friends from back home, and he'll be like 'You better hang up that phone and get in the playbook,' " Davis said. "So, it's good to have him there. He stays on me and gives me little quizzes here and there about the playbook.
"It's just great to have guys like that around."
Back in black
The Steelers re-signed center Doug Legursky on Saturday and released rookie kicker Julian Rauch.
Legursky (6-foot-1, 323 pounds) had signed with the Steelers in April as a rookie-free agent out of Marshall, and was then released on June 29.
Slow and steady
Wide receiver Hines Ward was among those who expressed hope that the Steelers might go to their no-huddle offense more this season upon reporting to camp.
Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians is more interested in seeing the Steelers re-establish their ability to grind clock and close out games.
"We're a good no-huddle team," Arians said. "My concern is not the no-huddle; we're really good.
"What we have to get good at is what we were good at in September and October, slowing the game down in the second half with a lead and running the ball and not punting. We ran the ball really well against some good defenses early and then it didn't show up in the end of the season."
Injury report
Woodley (groin), linebacker Mike Humpal (hamstring), tight end Dezmond Sherrod (neck) and safety Anthony Smith (groin) didn't practice yesterday.
Tomlin said Sherrod sustained his stiff neck during a collision with linebacker Lawrence Timmons during Friday night's "Backs-on-'Backers" drill.
"He's gotta get his head up," Tomlin said. "It's a technique thing. Hopefully, this teaches him a lesson."
The word from the coach
"I thought we had a very productive (Saturday). We bounced back from (Friday night's) performance." -- Tomlin on the Steelers' week-ending effort.
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If Davis can keep his hitting up and play hard he will see alot of playing time this year.
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I hope Woodley gets better so he can kill some QBs :D
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Nothing brings back memories of college like slinging back a few delicious Jell-O shots.
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Blast from the past is a weekly feature at Lifehacker in which we revive old, but still relevant, posts for your reading and hacking pleasure. This week, we're taking a stroll down memory lane through some of our favorite self-explanatory web sites.
Down For Everyone or Just Me (pictured above): If you're getting an error when visiting a certain site, it could be down—or something could be wrong on your end. To see which it is, head to Downforeveryoneorjustme.com and type in the web site's domain. It'll let you know if it's actually down or whether you need to do a little more troubleshooting. You can head there quicker by typing in isup.me.
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In 2004, Andy Rubin made an urgent call to his friend, Steve Perlman.
Rubin's startup, Android, was in trouble, he explained. Rubin didn't like asking for money again, but the situation was dire.
Android, which was creating mobile software for phones, was out of cash, and other investors weren't biting.
Perlman agreed to wire some funds as soon as possible.
"Maybe a little sooner would be better," Rubin said nervously. Rubin had already missed payments on Android's office space, and the landlord was threatening to evict him.
Perlman went to the bank and withdrew $10,000 in $100 bills and handed them to Rubin. The next day, he wired over an undisclosed amount of money to provide the seed funding for Android.
"I did it because I believed in the thing, and I wanted to help Andy," Perlman told Business Insider.
With the new cash, Rubin got Android back on track. He secured more funding and moved the team into a larger office in Palo Alto, California, a technology hub on the West Coast.
Today, Android powers about 85% of all smartphones globally, while the iPhone accounts for only 11%. It's making a push into wristwatches, cars, and TVs. It's not hard to envision a time when Android will be in every single device from stove and thermostats to toothbrushes.
To grab 85% of the smartphone market, Rubin had to beat the two most valuable, and profitable, technology companies of their era: Microsoft and Apple. He had to fight entrenched wireless carriers. He had to get phone makers to buy into its radical vision.
Rubin didn't do it alone. He got help from investors such as Perlman and big support from Google.
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Expert discussions on timely topics.
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Headliners, the University of Minnesota's popular current events series, is your chance to meet, once a month, with University and community experts as they share firsthand knowledge of today's newsworthy topics. From medical breakthroughs and culture clashes to social trends and foreign affairs, you'll discuss what's making the headlines.
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The Future of Robots and Sensors
Who: Dr. Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos, Distinguished McKnight Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering; Director, Center for Distributed Robotics; Director, Security in Transportation Technology Research and Applications, University of Minnesota
When: Thursday, April 2, 7 p.m.
Where: Continuing Education and Conference Center, St. Paul campus, University of Minnesota
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Today, almost everyone, it seems, is interested in, or at least intrigued by, robots. Most, we have come to know through literature, television, and film. There are kindly, protective robots, such as the one on Lost in Space ("Danger, Will Robinson!"), and doting, caster-wheeled robots like Rosie from The Jetsons. Star Wars gives us the joy of R2-D2's droid-infused gibberish, and in turn, 2001: A Space Odyssey, the eeriness of Kubrick's celluloid interpretation of red-eyed, AI antagonist, Hal 9000.
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Please join us for this special edition of Headliners—the last of the 2014−2015 season—when award-winning author Charles Baxter will discuss dysfunctional narratives: what they are and why we should we care about them. Professor Baxter will draw a distinction between functional narratives, in which a person is clearly responsible for an action and its consequences, and dysfunctional narratives, in which no one is taking responsibility for bad outcomes.
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Flower arrangements for tables - vase size question
I am hosting a baby shower and want to use pink and green hydrangea on each table. Spoke with my florist, and have to make a decision between 3" and 6" bubble ball type vases. The 3" would have 3 hydrangea stems, the 6" would have 5 stems. The tables are meant to seat 8-10 people. We will have 8 at each table.
I did a mock up the arrangements over the weekend, as I have the hydrangea bushes in bloom and both size bubble ball vases here at home. The 3" actually looks bigger than I thought it would.
Originally, I told my florist I wanted to go with the larger size ball. However, the larger bowl when filled with 5 large headed hydrangea stems is quite big. I don't want the arrangements to take up too much space on the tables, but don't want the arrangements to seem to small for the tables? The tables will be set up with the place settings as the meal isn't buffet.
Thoughts on appropriate vase size? Also, if anyone has a better idea with regard to the vases, please feel free to comment, post pics, etc. I picked the bubble ball because I like how they look when filled with only one type of flower. I am definitely going with hydrangea, but am open to suggestions of other vase options.
I assume these are round tables. What you have to think about, too, is how the centerpieces will look when the table is set with all the place settings. Will the 3"one feel lost among all the glasses, plates, etc?
I think bubble vases are nice for roses, but I would think a rectangular or square vase would be nicer with the hydrangea. Add in a few stems of curly willow wound through for some additional texture and movement.
The other advantage of the square or rectangular vase over the bubble vase is that you can print something fun or pretty on vellum and wrap a band of that around the vase, perhaps baby items or the baby's name if known. Or you can add bands of pretty ribbon around the vase to make them even more special, for almost no cost.
IKEA sells the rectangular vases for next to nothing. They have two sizes that might work - the shorter one is just over 5 inches, the other almost 9, for $2.49 and $4.99 respectively. Great to have on hand after the shower to give or keep.
les - thanks for the reply. Yes the tables are round, so the idea of a rectangle or square vase is a good one. The table linens will be pink, dishes are all white round.
I've never seen roses in a bubble ball. I did send a dozen pink roses to my SIL when we found out that the baby is a girl. However, I think it might get a bit pricey to do all roses table arrangements. I am trying to work within a reasonable budget. Hosting the shower and still being able to give a nice gift!
I use the 3" bubble ball vases on my long dining room table for dinner parties. They are the perfect size - low profile and a good size to use 3 or 4 down the long table and not obstruct the view or conversation.
Also send the 3" bubble ball vase with a single gardenia in the bottom to the home in condolence situations. It's very simple look (and smells wonderful).
As far as fresh flowers, I like the look of only one type of flower - never liked using a mix of flowers in live arrangements. Just my own preference.
What is vellum? I think that the rectangle vase shown on your link would be nice. Not sure about doing the ribbon or wrap around. Pretty much wanted the arrangement of hydrangea to be very simple.
Thank you again, I appreciate your insight!
You could always add a dark leafed filler to the arrangement. Many times when I arrange flowers I find I need something to fill up the space a little which also helps the cut flowers stay in place. At home I use holly, acuba japonica, magnolia leaves, skip laurel, Otto Luyken,photinia, boxwood, even hosta leaves or small tips of a pine branch.
Oh, gosh, I didn't explain that well. I didn't mean I thought you should switch to roses to use the bubble ball. Sorry if that is how I wrote it. I just meant that roses are the most oft used flower in that type of vase. In fact, the vases are often called rose balls.
I think the hydrangea would be lovely, and I do think that the rectangular vase would be a nice contrast, especially since the hyrdrangea tend to be so round themselves.
Vellum is a kind of paper, sort of translucent, that is softer than using a solid white paper. You can get it at any craft or office store.
The ribbon would just be a band of ribbon, no bows or anything - perhaps one about an inch and a half wide in pink, with a 3/4 inch one over the center of it in white or green. You use double-sided tape to stuck the ends together so you get the look of a solid band. Or you could do a pink, green and white plaid, or a baby-theme print ribbon. Here is an example:
That's the size table we used for DD2's wedding reception. We used three vases on each table - 4" 5" and 6" Each vase had one type of flower, so each table had three kinds of flowers. We only repeated a combination on three tables. Didn't want them all the same
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How do I love thee, J Lo? Let me count the ways. First, her music–Get Right is epic. Second, her style: this princess moment made the Oscars for me. Next, her movies. THE WEDDING PLANNER is one my favorite flicks and probably one of the best romantic comedies ever made. She's so funny and genuine in it; I like to think that's closest to who she is on the inside. She's a mamá to twins. She's a stellar businesswoman. She played a major role in making the booty so popular.
And then there's this dress.
I don't normally wear blue, but I think I'm in love with powder blue now. When I slipped into it I thought: Whoa, this makes me look curvier than I usually feel. [And I'm not even wearing shapewear under this.] But of course it would: a curve-conscious collection is what I'd expect from Lopez. This dress feels like a night of dancing in Miami. That's exactly where I want to be in it. Hint, hint to my husband. By the way, there's also a PERFECT pink and gold knit set in straight size that fit me and is worth checking out if you're about a size 16.
This ikat print is so bold, I think going light on the accessories makes you stand out. I chose long, fringe earrings, my gold leather clutch, and my favorite heels. The price point for this dress is incredible too, on sale for about $30, which I mention because like J. Lo, I'm real.
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