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Utah State
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What you need to know:
New offensive coordinator Dave Baldwin's
spread appears to be ready to shine right away. The key will be
the play of QB Diondre Borel, the team's leading rusher last
season and an accurate passer with the right make-up of smarts
and athleticism to handle the new attack. Ten starters return
overall with a veteran line, a deep, quick stable of backs, and
an emerging receiving corps that will allow Borel to spread the
ball around. While this won't always be the most explosive
attack, it should be a bit more consistent as the line starts to
jell. The pass protection needs to be better, but the line won't
have to do much more for the running game than open up a bit of
a hole and let the backs fly through.
Passing: Diondre Borel136-242, 1,705 yds, 11 TD, 10 INT
Rushing: Diondre Borel179 carries, 632 yds, 5 TD
Receiving: Stanley Morrison26 catches, 291 yards, 1 TD
Projected Starter:
Junior Diondre Borel
didn't exactly come from out of nowhere, but he was
considered the No. 3 option going into last season and he turned
out to be the team's best playmaker. Not only did he throw for
1,705 yards with 11 touchdowns and ten interceptions, but he led
the team in rushing with 632 yards and five scores. Not all that
big at just 6-0 and 174 pounds, he has to make plays on the move
and he has to use his quickness to try to avoid taking big
shots. The new offense should suit him perfectly and there will
be a few times when he takes over games with his legs. Now he
has to be more consistent throwing the ball and make better,
quicker reads.
Projected Top Reserves: The team desperately
needed a veteran backup to count on in a pinch and it got one in
JUCO transfer Jeffrey Fischer. The 6-0,
195-pound junior completed 64% of his throws for 2,063 yards and
23 touchdowns with four interceptions for Cerritos College in
California last year, and while he's not necessarily a runner by
design, he can carry the ball when needed.
Looking to make a push for the No. 2 job will be redshirt
freshman Exavier Johnson, a compact 6-1,
210-pounder who runs well and has a live arm. A good enough
athlete to be used somewhere else if he doesn't play
quarterback, he might end up making an ideal safety if he
doesn't become a part of the passing mix.
Watch Out For ... the freshmen. Borel is the
franchise for the next two seasons, but there will be plenty of
jockeying for position between true freshman Adam
Eastman and Johnson for the future starting job. They
might not see the light of day until 2011, but the opportunities
will be there to become the No. 2 man.
Strength: The offense. The Utah State spread
attack should fit Borel perfectly. He has the smarts and the
rushing skills to be able to make things happen, but now he has
to improve his passing skills and his consistency.
Weakness: Proven backups. Borel is tough, but he's
not all that big. Fischer still needs to prove he can handle
himself at the higher level, and beyond him it's a roll of the
Outlook: Borel took the offense and made it his
last year, and while he was a one-man gang at times, he came out
looking like a player to build around for the next few years.
While he's a good one, the backup situation could be the key
with five options looking to impress.
Rating: 5
Running Backs
Projected Starters:
The running game needs more
out of the backs, and it needs more out of Robert Turbin.
The 5-10, 202-pound sophomore started six times finishing second
on the team with 485 yards and eight touchdowns highlighted by a
123-yard day against Idaho. He has the quickness to cut through
the hole with a speed burst to make big things happen in the new
offense. Now he needs the ball in his hands more after getting
double-digit carries in just three games. When he got the ball,
he produced as a runner and also a receiver catching 20 passes
for 256 yards and two scores.
Projected Top Reserves: Ready to make an immediate
impact is Michael Smith, a 5-9, 187-pound JUCO
transfer from Eastern Arizona JC where he ran for 1,002 yards
and 11 touchdowns last year. Extremely quick with home-run
hitting ability, he'll used as a kickoff returner as well as a
runner.Junior Derrvin Speight led the
team two years ago with 504 rushing yards and three scores, but
he missed all of last year hurt. Not a huge back at just 5-9 and
193 pounds, he's a slippery runner with excellent speed. He
should work well in the new offense; he's not going to have to
pound the ball. 6-0, 192-pound sophomore Marquis
Butler was used a little bit last year as a part-time
runner and a kickoff returner finishing with 171 yards and two
scores highlighted by a 55-yard, one-score day in the loss to
Nevada. He's a sprinter who could make things happen in the open
field if he gets a crease.
Watch Out For ... Smith. The JUCO transfer will
quickly become the team's most dangerous runner once he gets on
the field in games. If Turbin is the main runner, Smith will be
used in a variety of ways to get the ball in his hands.
Strength: Quickness. There might not be a thumper
in the group, but all the backs can move and they can all get
through a hole in a hurry. Get them a little bit of room and
they can make things happen.
Weakness: A workhorse, No. 1 back. Turbin would be
good with more work, and he'll get it, but he has to prove he
can hold up for a full season with a full-time workload. Will he
be the man who gets the ball in the clutch, or will the running
game continue to revolve around QB Diondre Borel for the key
Outlook: There's a good group of running backs to
work with led by the expected emergence of Turbin into a larger
role and Smith as a key part of the rotation. Throw in the
return of Speight and the speed of Butler and this isn't a bad
group to start using on a more regular basis.
Rating: 5
Projected Starters:
Message received. The new
coaching staff wanted more out of senior Omar Sawyer
and started him off as a third stringer before spring
ball began. Sawyer responded by blowing up throughout the
offseason finishing up with three catches for 196 yards and two
scores in the spring game. While he's not huge at 5-9 and 174
pounds, he can move. Now he has to be a regular home run hitter
after making 19 catches for 246 yards and no scores.5-9,
151-pound sophomore Stanley Morrison is a wisp
of a players with tremendous quickness and too much speed for
most WAC corners. A good runner as well as a receiver in high
school, he'll get the ball in a variety of ways this year after
finishing second on the team with 26 catches for 291 yards and a
score. He also ran five times for 17 yards.Taking over
Otis Nelson's old starting spot will be Eric Moats,
a 6-0, 173-pound junior transfer from Air Force. A good route
runner with the potential to be a decent midrange target, he
doesn't make mistakes, is a nice athlete, and makes plays that
come his way. Now he has to prove he can do it in game action.
Senior Jeremy Mitchell will be the
full-time starting tight end after seeing spot duty last year.
At 6-5 and 243 pounds he has good size and decent hands, but he
only made six catches for 66 yards and a score. The former JUCO
transfer is a hitter who has been good for the ground game, and
now he'll try to be more of a regular receiver.
Projected Top Reserves:
Senior Nnamdi Gwacham got
over a shoulder injury to finish third on the team with 20
catches for 370 yards and two touchdowns averaging 18.5 yards
per catch. Surprisingly steady, he had one big highlight, a
62-yard touchdown catch against Hawaii, and was decent
throughout the year. At 6-3 and 205 pounds he brings much needed
speed to the mix.6-3, 195-pound senior Xavier
Bowman has good speed to go along with his size, but he
hasn't shown it off enough catching nine passes for 101 yards
and two touchdowns last season. He has the tools to do far more
and be a bigger part of the offense, but he has to first beat
out Moats for a spot.
Sophomore Austin Alder was a star high school
defensive back and kick returner who was supposed to be a big
part of the equation last year but only made two catches for 34
yards. The 5-11, 178-pounder is tremendously quick, but still
raw working behind Morrison in what could potentially be a
do-it-all role. At 6-7 and 247 pounds, sophomore tight
end Tarren Lloyd is a matchup nightmare who
caught nine passes for 122 yards with a five-yard touchdown
against BYU. With his height and great leaping ability, he
should be used more on jump balls around the goal line and on
short-yardage plays. He's also physical when he has to be.
Watch Out For ... Sawyer to be a breakout star. The
coaching staff specifically targeted him when it first took over
and wanted to make him the deep-threat star of the passing game.
So far, so good coming out of spring ball.
Strength: Experience. No. 1 target Otis Nelson is
gone, but four of the top five receivers are back and they can
all move. Now that they know what they're doing with Diondre
Borel at the helm, they should be far more productive.
Weakness: A sure-thing star. Utah State did a nice
job of spreading the ball around, but there isn't one guy to
count on in the clutch. Sawyer is becoming that type of player,
but he isn't quite at the point where defenses are going to be
freaking out each week to prepare for him.
Outlook: There might not be any world-beaters, but
this is a nice, veteran group with excellent quickness and the
potential to do big things as Borel keeps on improving. There
will likely be a different top player each week with the
opportunity to be there for someone to step up and shine.
Rating: 5.5
Projected Starters:
The star of the veteran line will once
again be junior Brennan McFadden, a
6-2, 305-pound center who spent most of last year at right guard before
moving over to the middle. Very athletic and extremely versatile, he can
play anywhere on the line and he'll be the anchor that everything works
around. He doesn't make too many mistakes.Junior Spencer
Johnson will be back at left tackle after starting the first
six games. He struggled with his consistency and he wasn't always great
in pass protection, but he's a terrific athlete who spent part of his
high school career as a tennis player before bulking up into a 6-5,
285-pound blocker. He'll get the first look on the outside, but he has
to be better.The one open spot up front is at right tackle where
Tariq Polley will step in for Derek Hoke. Polley
started twice late last year and is hardly coming in cold. At 6-4 and
315 pounds he has great size and is good for the ground game, but he
isn't all that quick against speed rushers.6-3, 295-pound
sophomore Funaki Asisi started the final five games at
left guard and will get the first look to take over the job full-time.
He was a star high school defensive lineman who made the move over to
the offensive side when he joined the Aggies, and while he's not quite a
finished product, he's very strong and should be good for the ground
game. Sophomore Philip Gapelu is back at right
guard after taking over late last year. He's hardly a finesse blocker,
he's a mauler who pounds away for the running game. The 6-2, 306-pounder
should be a fixture up front for the next three years.
Projected Top Reserves:
Junior Ty Rogers saw time in ten
games last season with six starts at left guard. He was fine, but he
wasn't fantastic having problems with his run blocking. At 6-4 and 279
pounds, he's more like a slow tackle playing guard, he'll move outside
to a more natural right tackle position behind Polley.Sophomore
Tanner Richins didn't see any work last year, but he
was good enough this spring to move over from right tackle to left
tackle to work behind Johnson. At 6-6 and 308 pounds he's one of the
team's biggest backups and he's a good enough athlete to be developed
with meaningful playing time.
Watch Out For ... a lot of shuffling. The line
underwent a midseason wholesale change to try to shake things up late
last year, and the move might have paid off big going into this year
with several veteran players waiting to come through with more
Strength: Veterans. Four starters are back and
that doesn't count Polley, who got the call in two games last year. This
is a big, veteran group that should be far better with a little more
time. There isn't a senior in the bunch, so this will be a nasty, jelled
line going into 2010.
Weakness: Production. The pass protection has been
non-existent over the last few years, and while the running game was
better partly because the big line blasted away, there has to be more
done to keep Diondre Borel clean.
Outlook: Last year's line was young and in need of
work and seasoning. This year's line is experience and in need of work
and seasoning. It's a big, veteran group that should do enough for the
spread to get the running game working, but the pass protection has to
be better and the depth needs developing.
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This topic shows you how to use Azure Mobile Services to enable your app to upload and store user-generated images in Azure Storage. Mobile Services uses a SQL Database to store data. However, binary large object (BLOB) data is more efficiently stored in Azure Blob storage service.
You cannot securely distribute with the client app the credentials required to securely upload data to the Blob Storage service. Instead, you must store these credentials in your mobile service and use them to generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) that is used to upload a new image. The SAS, a credential with a short expiration--in this case 5 minutes, is returned securely by Mobile Services to the client app. The app then uses this temporary credential to upload the image. In this example, downloads from the Blob service are public.
In this tutorial you add functionality to the Mobile Services quickstart app to take pictures and upload the images to Azure by using an SAS generated by Mobile Services.
This tutorial requires the following:
This tutorial is based on the Mobile Services quickstart. Before you start this tutorial, you must first complete Get started with Mobile Services.
To be able to use an SAS to upload images to Blob storage, you must first add the NuGet package that installs Storage client library for Windows Store apps.
In Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, right-click the project name, and then select Manage NuGet Packages.
In the left pane, select the Online category, search for
WindowsAzure.Storage, click Install on the Azure Storage package, then accept the license agreements.
This adds the client library for Azure storage services to the project.
Next, you will update the quickstart app to capture and upload images.
A new insert script is registered that generates an SAS when a new Todo item is inserted.
If you haven't yet created your storage account, see How To Create a Storage Account.
In the Management Portal, click Storage, click the storage account, then click Manage Keys.
Make a note of the Storage Account Name and Access Key.
In your mobile service, click the Configure tab, scroll down to App settings and enter a Name and Value pair for each of the following that you obtained from the storage account, then click Save.
The storage account access key is stored encrypted in app settings. You can access this key from any server script at runtime. For more information, see App settings.
Click the Data tab and then click the TodoItem table.
In todoitem, click the Script tab and select Insert, replace the insert function with the following code, then click Save:
var azure = require('azure'); var qs = require('querystring'); var appSettings = require('mobileservice-config').appSettings; function insert(item, user, request) { // Get storage account settings from app settings. var accountName = appSettings.STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME; var accountKey = appSettings.STORAGE_ACCOUNT_ACCESS_KEY; var host = accountName + '.blob.core.windows.net'; if ((typeof item.containerName !== "undefined") && ( item.containerName !== null)) { // Set the BLOB store container name on the item, which must be lowercase. item.containerName = item.containerName.toLowerCase(); // If it does not already exist, create the container // with public read access for blobs. var blobService = azure.createBlobService(accountName, accountKey, host); blobService.createContainerIfNotExists(item.containerName, { publicAccessLevel: 'blob' }, function(error) { if (!error) { // Provide write access to the container for the next 5 mins. var sharedAccessPolicy = { AccessPolicy: { Permissions: azure.Constants.BlobConstants.SharedAccessPermissions.WRITE, Expiry: new Date(new Date().getTime() + 5 * 60 * 1000) } }; // Generate the upload URL with SAS for the new image. var sasQueryUrl = blobService.generateSharedAccessSignature(item.containerName, item.resourceName, sharedAccessPolicy); // Set the query string. item.sasQueryString = qs.stringify(sasQueryUrl.queryString); // Set the full path on the new new item, // which is used for data binding on the client. item.imageUri = sasQueryUrl.baseUrl + sasQueryUrl.path; } else { console.error(error); } request.execute(); }); } else { request.execute(); } }
This replaces the function that is invoked when an insert occurs in the TodoItem table with a new script. This new script generates a new SAS for the insert, which is valid for 5 minutes, and assigns the value of the generated SAS to the
sasQueryString property of the returned item. The
imageUri property is also set to the resource path of the new BLOB to enable image display during binding in the client UI.
This code creates an SAS for an individual BLOB. If you need to upload multiple blobs to a container using the same SAS, you can instead call the generateSharedAccessSignature method with an empty blob resource name, like this:
blobService.generateSharedAccessSignature(containerName, '', sharedAccessPolicy);
Next, you will update the quickstart app to add image upload functionality by using the SAS generated on insert.
In Visual Studio, open the Package.appxmanifest file and in the Capabilities tab enable the Webcam and Microphone capabilities.
This makes sure that your app can use a camera attached to the computer. Users will be requested to allow camera access the first time that the app is run.
Open the MainPage.xaml file and replace the StackPanel element directly after the first Task element with the following code:
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" Margin="72,0,0,0"> <TextBox Name="TextInput" Margin="5" MaxHeight="40" MinWidth="300"></TextBox> <Button Name="btnTakePhoto" Style="{StaticResource PhotoAppBarButtonStyle}" Click="OnTakePhotoClick" /> <Button Name="ButtonSave" Style="{StaticResource UploadAppBarButtonStyle}" Click="ButtonSave_Click"/> </StackPanel>
Replace the StackPanel element in the DataTemplate with the following code:
<StackPanel Orientation="Vertical"> <CheckBox Name="CheckBoxComplete" IsChecked="{Binding Complete, Mode=TwoWay}" Checked="CheckBoxComplete_Checked" Content="{Binding Text}" Margin="10,5" VerticalAlignment="Center"/> <Image Name="ImageUpload" Source="{Binding ImageUri, Mode=OneWay}" MaxHeight="250"/> </StackPanel>
This adds an image to the ItemTemplate and sets its binding source as the URI of the uploaded image in the Blob Storage service.
Open the MainPage.xaml.cs project file and add the following using statements:
using Windows.Media.Capture; using Windows.Storage; using Windows.UI.Popups; using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Auth; using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage.Blob;
In the TodoItem class, add the following properties:
[JsonProperty(PropertyName = "containerName")] public string ContainerName { get; set; } [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "resourceName")] public string ResourceName { get; set; } [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "sasQueryString")] public string SasQueryString { get; set; } [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "imageUri")] public string ImageUri { get; set; }
In the MainPage class, add the following code:
// Use a StorageFile to hold the captured image for upload. StorageFile media = null; private async void OnTakePhotoClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { // Capture a new photo or video from the device. CameraCaptureUI cameraCapture = new CameraCaptureUI(); media = await cameraCapture .CaptureFileAsync(CameraCaptureUIMode.PhotoOrVideo); }
This code displays the camera UI to capture an image, and saves the image to a storage file.
Replace the existing
InsertTodoItem method with the following code:
private async void InsertTodoItem(TodoItem todoItem) { string errorString = string.Empty; if (media != null) { // Set blob properties of TodoItem. todoItem.ContainerName = "todoitemimages"; todoItem.ResourceName = media.Name; } // Send the item to be inserted. When blob properties are set this // generates an SAS in the response. await todoTable.InsertAsync(todoItem); // If we have a returned SAS, then upload the blob. if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(todoItem.SasQueryString)) { // Get the URI generated that contains the SAS // and extract the storage credentials. StorageCredentials cred = new StorageCredentials(todoItem.SasQueryString); var imageUri = new Uri(todoItem.ImageUri); // Instantiate a Blob store container based on the info in the returned item. CloudBlobContainer container = new CloudBlobContainer( new Uri(string.Format("https://{0}/{1}", imageUri.Host, todoItem.ContainerName)), cred); // Get the new image as a stream. using (var fileStream = await media.OpenStreamForReadAsync()) { // Upload the new image as a BLOB from the stream. CloudBlockBlob blobFromSASCredential = container.GetBlockBlobReference(todoItem.ResourceName); await blobFromSASCredential.UploadFromStreamAsync(fileStream.AsInputStream()); } // When you request an SAS at the container-level instead of the blob-level, // you are able to upload multiple streams using the same container credentials. } // Add the new item to the collection. items.Add(todoItem); }
This code sends a request to the mobile service to insert a new TodoItem, including the image file name. The response contains the SAS, which is then used to insert the image in the Blob store, and the URI of the image for data binding.
The final step is to test the app and validate that uploads succeed.
In Visual Studio, press the F5 key to run the app.
Enter text in the textbox under Insert a TodoItem, then click Photo.
This displays the camera capture UI.
Click the image to take a picture, then click OK.
Click Upload to insert the new item and upload the image.
The new item, along with the uploaded image, is displayed in the list view.
Now that you have been able to securely upload images by integrating your mobile service with the Blob service, check out some of the other backend service and integration topics:
Learn how to add email functionality to your Mobile Service using the SendGrid email service. This topic demonstrates how to add server side scripts to send email using SendGrid.
Learn how to use the Mobile Services job scheduler functionality to define server script code that is executed on a schedule that you define.
Reference topics for using server scripts to perform server-side tasks and integration with other Azure components and external resources.
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Re: systemd vs Play Services (was: play the ball not the player?)
I'd say that's a complete misunderstanding. I can see where the idea comes from if you don't know anything about how RH works, but it looks nothing *at all* like that from where I'm sitting. systemd isn't really a Red Hat project at all. It's a Lennart project. Lennart isn't an RH plot; he's an engineer. RH hired him based on his Avahi/PulseAudio work. No-one ever told him 'hey, Lennart, Red Hat wants to own init now. Go write an init daemon, and make it a big one.' He just got interested in the area and decided to write something; same as he did with all his other projects. He'd have done the same if he'd been working for Wal-Mart.
systemd got adopted in Fedora because Lennart proposed it and fought the technical merits until he won. It got adopted in RHEL for the same reason. It came from the bottom up, not the top down - there wasn't some PHB somewhere coming up with a strategic vision for the future that involved an init system, it was an engineer pushing something he thought was good. If you want to look at the stuff that actually *does* come from Red Hat's strategic vision and gets dropped into Fedora, look at stuff like Cockpit and FreeIPA and to an extent the Cloud stuff (though some of that is engineer-driven, too). That's the stuff RH's 'strategic vision' is resulting in. Not init systems.
It doesn't really *benefit* RH to 'own' init (not that we do; even if you accept that Jude person's point that there are ~10 core contributors to systemd, half of those don't work for RH). That's not much of a selling point to any of our customers. It's just more work we have to pay someone to do. Have you looked at RH marketing lately? Have you seen how much of it is about systemd? That would be 'none'. It's all hybrid cloud this and container that and devops the other. I mean, I just went to https://www.redhat.com/en and clicked around the marketing crap aimlessly for about 10 minutes and the word 'systemd' didn't appear once.
Oooh! I finally found it, on page 6 of https://www.redhat.com/en/files/resources/en-rhel-whats-new-in-rhel-712030417.pdf , which is six clicks from the front page, one unobtrusive link on https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/linux-platforms/enterprise-linux . Prominent, this ain't.


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Spicy Chicken Strips
14 Aug 2010
|Skinless boneless chicken breast halves
|16 Ounce (4 In Number, 4 Ounce Each)
|Plain non-fat yogurt
|8 Ounce (1 Carton)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Chili powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Garlic powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cumin
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Crushed unsalted tortilla rounds
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Vegetable cooking spray
|Finely shredded iceberg lettuce
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Cut chicken into 1-inch strips,- set aside.
Combine yogurt and next 4 ingredients in a medium bowl; stir well.
Add chicken strips, and toss to coat.
Cover and marinate in refrigerator 8 hours, stirring occasionally.
Remove chicken from marinade, and roll in tortilla crumbs to coat.
Place on a baking sheet that has been coated with cooking spray.
Bake at 350° for 35 minutes, or until lightly browned and crisp.
Line serving platter with shredded lettuce.
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I'm hitting a problem in JSON I'm getting back from a Bugzilla server because it sometimes returns "text" : {} and sometimes "text" : "blah blah blah". Bugzilla returns the former if no description was given for a bug. I'm mystified why it doesn't come back as the much more sensible "text" : "" but it does and that's it.
If I have a String named text in the target object for Gson, it objects when it sees the {} case because it says that's an object and not a String:
Exception in thread "main" com.google.gson.JsonParseException: The
JsonDeserializer StringTypeAdapter failed to deserialized json object {} given
the type class java.lang.String
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Toys have been made in Britain for hundreds of years, but it was in the twentieth century that the British toy industry reached its peak. Names such as Meccano, Chad Valley, Dinky, Scalextric, Bayko and Hornby dominated the trade at home and abroad. It was not to last, however, and foreign competition became too much for an industry that began to lose its way. This book is the story of the British toy industry and its products, and not to be missed by toy collectors, those interested in British industry, and anyone for whom the great names of the British toyshop bring back happy memories.
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Although high school golf has been going on for several weeks, the official start for the rest of the fall sports programs began Monday as Northeast dropped Clarksville Academy 5-0 in a varsity soccer game.
Abriella Argueta scored a hat trick to start the season strong, putting in goals in the 32nd, 41st and 44th minutes. Nyssa Warner (68th) and Diya Daswani (75th) also scored goals for the Lady Eagles. Jessica Clark had four saves in goal for Northeast (1-0).
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The LaGrange County Sheriff's Department investigated the theft of a handgun from an unlocked vehicle on Sept. 14.
The LaGrange County Sheriff's Department was contacted by Daniel Strater regarding a burglary that occurred late Saturday, Sept. 15 at his property on SR 3.
The Westview School Corporation is seeking proposals for three years of IT services for its computer systems and technology.
The Shipshewana Town Council received estimates for two proposed street projects at their Thursday evening meeting.
CrossRoads RV broke ground Tuesday on a new 22,330 sq. ft. corporate office on its 45-acre campus in Topeka.
The LaGrange County Regional Utility District addressed a complaint received from Shipshewana Lake property owners Robert and Dianne Fiedler at their Wednesday meeting.
The Lakeland School Board received a report on capital projects undertaken around the district over the summer.
Visitors to the LaGrange County Courthouse on Monday, September 17 will be the first to go through a proposed security system.
One person was injured Wednesday morning when a car struck a tree west of Topeka.
On September 6, a report was called in about a resident having been scammed over the internet.
On September 10, Mike Metz from the LaGrange County Parks Department called the LaGrange County Sheriff's Department and reported a theft.
Nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter and folk musician Chris Vallillo returns to the Davis Mercantile Theater in Shipshewana this Friday, September 14, at 7:30 p.m.
LaGrange County Council members started a two-day meeting Monday morning to hear county budget requests for 2013.
A political sign along SR 9 was cut down sometime Saturday.


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PHL seeks extension of protection on rice
|By goGreen | October 11, 2011
THE government is seeking the extension of protection on rice traded under the World Trade Organization (WTO), which expires in June 2012.
Sources privy to negotiations disclosed that Manila notified the WTO of its request to extend the quantitative restriction (QR) on rice two months ago. The QR has allowed the Philippines to limit the volume of rice that can be imported by the government every year, preventing a possible influx of cheap imported rice.
But National Food Authority (NFA) Administrator Angelito Banayo said the Philippines has yet to file the notification with the WTO. "We [can] file the notification 10 days before the meeting of the WTO Committee on Agriculture on November 17 in Geneva," said Banayo in a telephone interview.
Banayo, who heads a technical working group on rice QR, disclosed that Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala has already informed President Aquino in a memorandum that the Department of Agriculture (DA) is keen on extending the QR for another three years, or until 2015.
He said he needed to consult with the Philippine Permanent Mission to the WTO in Geneva and the agricultural attaché to determine how best to pursue the negotiations and what process should be observed in undertaking the negotiations.
The extension of the QR on rice was one of the issues taken up by the members of the NFA Council on
Monday. The council also had preliminary discussions about rice imports for next year. The government may release the final figures on rice imports next month.
Earlier, Banayo said the Philippines might hold "informal talks" with the WTO members that negotiated with the Philippines when the QR expired in 2005. They were the United States, China, India, Argentina, Pakistan, Egypt, Canada, Australia and Thailand.
Besides increasing the minimum access volume (MAV) for rice as a concession, a DA official earlier said the Philippines had to allow trading partners access to its wine and milk markets.
In exchange for extending the QR until 2012, the Philippines agreed to increase its MAV for rice to 350,000 metric tons. MAV refers to the minimum volume of farm produce, which it will allow to enter into the Philippines at reduced tariffs.
The Philippines also reduced tariff on rice to 40 percent from 50 percent in 2007.
The Philippines filed its intention to extend the QR on rice in March 2004 as it was set to expire in June 2005. Extensive negotiations for it followed, with Manila holding discussions with nine countries, which signified their intention to negotiate the request.
The Philippines obtained formal approval from the WTO to extend the QR in December 2006.
The government is pushing for the extension of the QR citing the need to prepare Filipino farmers for international trade and to achieve rice self-sufficiency by 2013.
SOURCE: Business Mirror
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Archive for Mike Lowe
Want to drive the Nurburgring in Forza 5? It's available today, for free9 June 2014
We're big fans of Forza and racing in general. So when it was announced that the classic Nürburgring will be made available for Forza Motorsport 5 we got rather excited. Dan Greenwalt of Turn 10 Studios took to the stage at the Xbox media briefing in...
Tomb Raider returns in 2015: Rise of the Tomb Raider introed at E3 20149 June 2014
Tomb Raider was one of our favourite titles to arrive in 2013. And now we have another one to look forward to. Unveiled at the Xbox media briefing at this year's E3, Rise of the Tomb Raider will see Lara Croft arrive back at the end of 2015. Details are...
Assassin's Creed 5: Unity gameplay trailer introduces collaborative multiplayer9 June 2014
At the E3 2014 Xbox media briefing, Vincent Pointbriant, senior producer at Ubisoft, announced that Assassin's Creed 5: Unity will be the first title in the franchise to introduce collaborative multiplayer. Via Xbox Live it will be possible to join...
E3 2014: We're here in LA to bring you all the gaming coverage9 June 2014
It's E3 2014 time and Pocket-lint is on hand at the gaming expo in Los Angeles to bring you all the latest coverage. Following last year's release of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, the 2014 show is all about Microsoft looking to get a step ahead of Sony...
Watch the Xbox E3 2014 press conference right here, Pocket-lint hosts official live stream9 June 2014
It's E3 gaming expo o'clock once again, and in the follow-up year to its Xbox One announcement Pocket-lint is on hand at the show in LA to bring you all the latest news and goodies. We're also proud to present the live feed of the Xbox E3 Media Briefing,...
3.5 out of 5
Sony Cyber-shot HX60V review9 June 2014
There is no shortage of 30x optical zoom compact cameras on the market in 2014, with the Sony Cyber-shot HX60V slotting neatly into the company's compact lineup. If you're looking for a zoom to cater for wide-angle group shots and those far-and-away subjects...
A week in reviews: 2 - 6 June7 June 2014
The week started with a bang with Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference unveiling new OS X Yosemite and the anticipated mobile iOS 8 update. We were at the conference to soak it all up and, being the masters of being in many places at once, we also bring...
4 out of 5
Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ review4 June 2014
The Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10 HD+ is no ordinary tablet. Just once glance at the cylindrical bulge to its side edge, which doubles as a built-in flip-stand, confirms that. Now in its second-generation configuration, it seems Lenovo has been listening to criticism...
Apple Family Sharing new to iOS 8: Access purchases and share content among the whole family2 June 2014
One of the main themes to come out of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference 2014 is that Apple is opening up cross-device sharing. Family Sharing is part of the forthcoming iOS 8 iPhone and iPad operating system update and will give families of up to...
A week in reviews: 26 - 30 May31 May 2014
With this year's E3 expo just around the corner, last year's big game announcements are beginning to trickle out as full releases. Watch Dogs is this summer's biggest anticipation, but is it really as good as we all hoped it would be? We bring our verdict....
4 out of 5
Nissan Juke review (2014)28 May 2014
When we first reviewed the Nissan Juke we found it fun, but weren't entirely thrilled with its every aspect. So we stepped into the revamped 2014 Juke with some trepidation. Described as the "facelift" model, we had fears that those distinctive looks...
Hands-on: Pentax 645Z review27 May 2014
Is there still life in medium format cameras? Pentax thinks so with the introduction of the 645Z, the second medium format model in its digital line. Replacing the 40-megapixel 645D, the 51-megapixel 645Z makes some critical changes, including a price...
4.5 out of 5
Watch Dogs review27 May 2014
Few games have as much weight on their shoulders as Watch Dogs. When the open-world, hacking-themed title was delayed back in November 2013 it left a lingering question: had ongoing hype set the bar of expectation too high? Ubisoft took a step back to...
A week in reviews: 19 - 23 May24 May 2014
Ever the varied week, it's a mixture of all kinds of goodies on Pocket-lint this week, headed by the surprise announcement from Microsoft that the Surface 3 is a larger format device than its predecessor. And while that might boggle the mind, you should...
Qualcomm: 'Snapdragon 805 is the first end-to-end full 4K mobile experience'22 May 2014
Qualcomm is making one thing abundantly clear about its forthcoming Snapdragon 805 processor: it's all about 4K. "Our belief is that 4K will be driven by mobile," said Tim McDonough, Qualcomm's vice president of marketing, at a preview session exploring...
4 out of 5
Microsoft Surface 2 4G review21 May 2014
Just shy of a year ago the original Surface RT landed in Pocket-lint towers. And we were rather taken with its ambition. A tablet looking to steal the crown from laptops - a great idea. But an idea that, as we were acutely aware then, carried with it...
4 out of 5
Canon PowerShot SX700 HS review21 May 2014
As the compact camera market continues to shrink, the outlay of new product seems to be surfing a common theme: zoom is increasing in a war waged with fixed-lens smartphone cameras. The Canon PowerShot SX700 HS - the update to the earlier SX280 HS model...
4 out of 5
Wolfenstein: The New Order review20 May 2014
Count to four. Inhale. You're going to need that breath, for Wolfenstein: The New Order is a grizzly ride on the insane-go-round. The premise of the title has always been teetering on the absurd: Nazis with futuristic technologies have won the Second...
A week in reviews: 12 - 16 May17 May 2014
This week smartphones are the big news. In addition to our full review of the affordable and often brilliant Huawei Ascend P7, we've seen the new budget Motorola Moto E and small-scale HTC One mini 2 announced too. We've also been driving in sunny Portugal...
Hands-on: Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III review16 May 2014
We've always been advocates of the Sony RX100. Both the original and Mk II models offered exceptional image quality in a truly pocketable design that, to some degree, rewrote the expectation of what a compact camera could do. The Sony Cyber-Shot RX100...
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III adds built-in electronic viewfinder and wider-angle, faster lens to RX-line16 May 2014
The Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III has been announced, boasting a new 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 (equivalent) lens and new built-in electronic viewfinder. It arrives alongside the original and second-generation RX100 models to sit at the top of the trio as the most...
3.5 out of 5
Toshiba Encore review15 May 2014
The 8-inch tablet market is full of a raft of devices to choose from, many of which double-up as laptop alternatives with keyboard dock and stylus inputs. Not so the Toshiba Encore, a full Windows 8.1 device that is just that; no additional bells and...
4 out of 5
Huawei Ascend P7 review13 May 2014
Huawei just took the gloves off. The Ascend P7 is the most serious smartphone that the Chinese company has ever made, designed to offer decent performance wrapped around a 5-inch HD screen and admirable design. Throw in speedy 4G connectivity at a price...
A week in reviews: 5 - 9 May10 May 2014
May Day Bank Holiday behind us and it's a tech-tastic week full of gadgets. We've crossed the English Channel to take stock of Huawei's latest Ascend P7 smartphone over in Paris, while across the Atlantic its finally the turn of our American friends...
3.5 out of 5
Toshiba Kira review9 May 2014
Laptops these days are statements of design as much as they are capable powerhouses able to crunch through almost any task you throw at them. The Toshiba Kira is the company's bash at high-end design, delivering a slim and capable machine packed with...


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Ethiopian Ethnic Lunch
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Colorado
Saturday, June 1, 2013 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM (MDT)
What: Ethiopian Ethnic Lunch
Where: Axum Restaurant - 5501 E Colfax Ave (Hudson and Colfax)
When: June 1st at 1:00 pm
Cost: $11.00 per plate with complimentary tea and coffee (tip and other drinks not included)
RSVP: May 24th with meal order
The next Ethnic Lunch is an Ethiopian treat that will be held on June 1st at Axum restaurant. Axum is located at 5501 E Colfax Ave, near the corner of Hudson and Colfax. For those of you who have not yet tried Ethiopian food, you are in for a treat! The plates serve one person and usually come with about 5 or 6 little piles of stewed meat or vegetables, served atop injera (a flat bread). It is generally plenty of food for one person.
Two meal options are available for $11.00. The first option is a Meat and Vegetable Combo which contains (approximately) 2 meats and 3 vegetables. The second option is a Vegetable only plate. If you have questions about the details of each dish due to dietary restrictions, please contact Cali and she will do some investigating on your behalf. The meal will include coffee and tea, compliments of Axum Restaurant. The price does not include desert, other drinks or the tip, so please plan accordingly.
Please RSVP by May 24th. Include which plate you would like to order: Option 1 (Meat and Vegetable Combo Plate) or Option 2 (Vegetable Combo Plate).
Feel free to contact Cali Zimmerman at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions. I look forward to seeing you there!
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Scoops: Ice Cream Fun for Everyone
Common Sense Media says
What parents need to know
Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Scoops: Ice Cream Fun for Everyone is kid-friendly stacking game in which kids tilt the device to catch food items. Parents should also be aware that in Scoops, vegetables are the bad guys: Catch too many veggies and you lose.
What kids can learn
- building
Thinking & Reasoning
- solving puzzles
What Kids Can Learn
Scoops wasn't created with educational intent, and we don't recommend it for learning.
User reviews
Parents say
Kids say
What's it about?
Scoops: Ice Cream for Everyone is a fun game in which kids tilt the device to catch and stack scoops of ice cream, burgers, cupcakes, hats, or frogs. Kids first select a theme and then begin their play right away. Scoops was not created with an educational intent but the game's clear, singular goal and easy-to-use interface will keep kids entertained.
Is it any good?
Foodie alert: Scoops has expanded the forecast from falling scoops of ice cream to hamburger patties. Now kids can stack burgers, too, and track their scores on a personal stats page. The graphics are pretty, starting with a background scene of Central Park. Reach the stars if you're really good at catching food.
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Ifyou're watching videos with your preschooler and would like to do so in a safe, child-friendly environment, please join us at www.sesamestreet.org Drum Machine Pattern Sesame Street is a... 01:02
Harold Brock - Designer of the Ford 9n (#3638)
More than 75 years ago Harold Brock began building farm machinery that resulted in the production of iconic American tractors. 08:06
NOVA scienceNOW | Can Machines Think Like Us? | PBS
A computer named Watson is the latest contestant in machine v. human battles. 13:11
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Can we build a 22,000-mile-high cable to transport cargo and people into space? 11:42
NOVA | Smartest Machine on Earth: Preview | PBS (#3806)
Jeopardy! challenges even the best human minds. Can a computer win the game? 00:30
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Full Program: Midterm election special report 54:01
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Greg Kinnear introduces the word "machine." Sesame Street is a production of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization which also produces Pinky Dinky Doo, The Electric Company, and... 01:47
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Mummy Lou builds a cookie machine Sesame Street is a production of Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit educational organization which also produces Pinky Dinky Doo, The Electric Company, and other... 01:15
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Full Program: Go inside NASA's risky field trip to the red planet in this tense and dramatic behind-the-scenes chronicle of the $820 million Mars Exploration Rover (MER) project. 54:24
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Full Program: Twenty-three bizarre looking vehicles line up at the gate of the DARPA Grand Challenge with one thing in common: there's nobody behind the wheel. 52:51
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Learn more about HD Landscapes (Rainer the Mountain, Over Ireland, HD Moods Flowers, HD Moods Beaches)(Blu-ray):
|Rainier the Mountain
Experience the allure of the Pacific Northwest's most enduring symbol in high definition! This breathtaking documentary, previously seen on public television, is from the Emmy Award-winning veteran producer Jean Walkinshaw. Celebrate the dangerous beauty of Mount Rainier, its national park and hear the story of the volcano. Ascend cliffs and cross icy crevasses with the mountain's fearless climbing guides, and hear from scientists attempting to predict the next explosion. Intriguing historical footage, a beautiful soundtrack and spectacular views make Rainier the Mountain an escape for the senses!
Run Time: Approximately 60 minutes
Over Ireland in High Definition
Go on a thrilling journey above the Emerald Isle in Over Ireland in High Definition, previously seen on public television. Glide gracefully over the tops of rugged seaside cliffs, see medieval castles from the sky and float above the mysterious basalt columns of Giant's Causeway — all in spectacular high definition in this Blu-ray travel film!
Run Time: Approximately 60 minutes
HD MOODS Flowers
HD Moods Flowers in ultra-sharp 1080p is a spectacular display of a cinema-quality high definition DVD. Shot with a Red Digital Camera at a remarkable 4,000 lines of resolution, it combines 5.1 surround sound, three spa-inspired music tracks and various colorful flower scenes, and 24p image processing to bring spring inside!
Run Time: Approximately 60 minutes
HD MOODS Beaches
HD Moods Beaches in ultra-sharp 1080p is a spectacular display of a cinema-quality high definition DVD. Shot with a Red Digital Camera at a remarkable 4,000 lines of resolution, it combines 5.1 surround sound, three spa-inspired music tracks and various beach scenes, and 24p image processing to bring the ocean to you!
Run Time: Approximately 60 minutes
Customer Reviews of HD Landscapes (Rainer the Mountain, Over Ireland, HD Moods Flowers, HD Moods Beaches)(Blu-ray)
Two Discs are Excellent, but the Others are POOR2/15/2011
At the time this review was written, the HD Landscapes Collection had a Buy.com sales rank of #4, so there should be many purchasers that will be disappointed. Unfortunately, you can't really determine what you will get from the descriptions on the Web page. The Mount Rainier and Over Ireland discs are excellent (4+ Stars) and the other two discs (Flowers and Beaches) SHOULD be good too, based on the subject matter. Both of these discs consist of two locations (e.g. beaches) with five different views for about 6 minutes each. During this time, the camera is "locked-down" and does not move… the only (minimal) movement is when leaves/flowers are blown by the wind, ocean waves, etc. In default mode, the scenes are static, with background sounds that appear to be just "open-mike" and NO soothing music as stated in the description. It turns out that there IS music available, but there is no menu on the disc or instructions on the box to tell you how to get the music to play. My player has a "pop-up menu" button that will bring up a screen menu that allows section of the two music sound tracks instead of the background sounds. However, even with the music on, these two discs are very boring and several of the subjects are poorly selected and photographed. However, purchasing this set would not be a total loss, because the Over Ireland and Mount Rainier discs are excellent and would cost more than the collection if purchased individually. Note: The four discs are shipped in one hard plastic case on a single spindle – three of the discs in my shipment had come loose and were banging around inside the case; luckily the protective coating on the Blu-ray disc surfaces had not been damaged, but this type of packaging invites damage.
Nice Scenery, but boring2/14/2011
I purchased this 4 disc set for the Mt. Rainier pictures, so the fact that the other 3 discs weren't interesting didn't bother me much. If you like watching PBS shows, then you might be interested in the Mt. Rainier video. The Ireland video and the beach and flower video are really boring. If you like watching the yule log video at Xmas, then you may like these videos. Otherwise, I'd think twice about buying them.


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Here is my dilemma, my best friend passed away and my husband and I were planning on naming our first child's middle name after my friend. His name is Zachary. We just found out our first child is a girl. Do you think it would still be okay to have her middle name Zachary? Her name would be Kyla Zachary, or do you think we should use the female version Zaharina? Or we can use a different name all together and hope that our next child will be a boy.
zachary for girl's middle name
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Posted 01/19/2011
What about Zara? http://www.behindthename.com/name/zara-2
Kyla Zara is a little choppy, but it works because the MN has such meaning. I wouldn't use Zachary as a MN on a girl. At the same time, if you have two girls, then you are just delaying this issue. That's something only you and DH can decide.
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If you've followed along here for a while,
you know that thriftn' is my middle name ...
always has been ..
turning the forsaken, forlorn, and objects
of interest to lovely is what makes me tick.
Last fall I had an inkling our youngest daughter was on the threshold of engagement.
Thrust into the arena of wedding planner, I broke out in a cold sweat.
Like the cobbler who has no shoes for his children, MOB was about to wear the hat
the wedding planner.
The chipper chicken and all that jazz.
No problehm-o planning and beautifying the life of others ...
but now expected to rise above and beyond the call of duty!
With Franc (parisienne farmgirl) at my side
AND tasteful suggestions and wishes from the bride ...
I set out on my quest
pull together
the million dollar look for a bucktm ...
~the dress~
~the details~
~the day~
~the dollar~
THE FOX RIVER COTTAGE WEDDINGtm
Mr. Savvy and I came up with what we thought was a reasonable
Reasonable, that is until we met with the
tent folks ... all the fixins' ... chairs, tables, linens, lights ...
and so on and so forth.
Hanz and Franc dove in.
No life boat, no life jacket ...
... a plunge into the deep, uncharted waters
of wedding planning.
the engagement was announced November 16 ...
we were off and running ...
it's all about the dress
as Frey girls we shop at one store
and one store only ...
in Barrington, IL
Samples from New York suppliers ...
one of a kind
cash and carry
you like, you buy ... that day.
No holds, no layaways
no nothing.
Nothing except one on one attention
in the setting of an historic home ...
well trained motherly
women, the likes of which have worked for
the house of Givenchy and Oscar de la Renta
they know about body types,
runway modeling,
and validating the bride to be.
At Wedding Belles,
taste trumps trend!
The motherly mavens interview
the bride, and find out what she's seeing in her imagination ...
then swoop in with what they see her wearing according to their well trained eye ... they nail it every time.
We bought the third dress she tried on.
As was the case with my daughter in law
also, three years ago.
Think of it. Off the rack, designer copies ...
most likely a couple of thousand dollars.
We left as happy as a clam ... knowing we would
make a few changes ... with our friend and expert
seamstress-tailor, Kay.
Is this not one of the most beautiful gowns?
It was now time to pick the wedding party.
best friends
and lest we forget,
all the babies.
it's all in the details
Chels has ALWAYS loved Tiffany Blue.
We scoured the net, looking to and fro
for ideas and inspiration ...
and I must say,
we were very inspired ... but
had quitely resolved not to copy.
Planning sessions flowed, fragile feelings were sometimes
frayed ... apologies were accepted
and on we trudged!
One day Chels asked,
"Mom can we use all the rusty iron
from around the house and garden"?
Trying not to act too excited
Hanz squealed ...
"why, yes of course"
with that lightening quick response
the whole event came together in my little pea
~romantic woodland ~
~one room cottage~
~bride and bridesmaids brought in by boat~
The bride and groom had already secured the summer
home-one room cottage
of good friends of ours.
the course was set ...
no stopping Hanz and Franc ...
FOX RIVER COTTAGE WEDDINGtm
was born.
We rowed ahead looking for the "chipper chicken"
fast forward to a month before
wedding day ...
out came the glue guns ...
We bought out our supplier of moss, glue sticks and white twigs ... we salvaged the white birch stumps
from the firepit,
loaded up the truck
with "all the rusty stuff from the yard"
and headed on down to the river.
(four miles away)
quite honestly,
we made everything with our 10 hands,
Ang, Victoria(sil), Chels, myself and Mr. Savvy ...
which included
the ring bearer pillow
bridesmaid bouquets
paper flowers strung all over the tent
baby girls headresses
bridal headress
shoe clips
altar flower arrangements
the money/card box
designed from a vintage Tiffany box
and champagne brunch on wedding day ...
Hanz and Franc steered true to course ...
a vintage high chair from my dining
completed the mood at the parents' table ...
how could we not??
hang on ...
we're almost there ...
a fairy tale in every way
what can I say ...
We had believed all along for a sunny, windless day ... just one please!
From the moment the sun rose that morning
to the last candle blown out at 11 p.m.
the fairy tale
was perfect in every way.
I do believe
as MOB
that the bride's face tells all.
Would you look at that smile!!
purchases were made in this order
I kept a daily updated ledger ...
cash and carry, no credit cards
85.00 4,000 white lights (half off after Christmas)
750.00 Chelsea's dress
27.00 save the date cards
70.00 postage
40.00 envelopes for save the date
175.00 dress alterations and custom sash
78.00 hobby lobby supplies, rose petals etc
420.00 limo rental
170.00 invitations ordered on line
70.00 postage for invites
44.00 hobby lobby shower supplies
112.00 inserts for invitations
167.00 port a john
460.00 bridal bouquet and mother's flowers etc
185.00 Joann/ supplies for head table
43.00 sample bouquet
127.00 red wine /Aldi
1600.00 Monterey Pizza/food
300.00 disposable tableware
3233.00 tent and all rentals
610.00 custom cupcakes and cake topper
123.00 supplies/moss/twigs, gluesticks
68.00 wholesale/white bedding plants
309.00 champagne from Trader Joe's
19.00 Michaels glitter
50.00 centerpiece containers
35.00 bridesmaid roses, Costco
83.00 Michaels ... guest book, birds, candles
150.00 tux rental for DOB
507.00 wholesale flowers for centerpieces and rusty tubs
grand total
each bridesmaid had their own expenses
we purchased their dresses and mine
off the rack at Carson's ... 85.00 each
Baby girls white dresses
15.00 sale rack at Target
flower girl ... 60.00 Nordstrom Rack!!
A good friend of mine
who catered for fifteen years in the Barrington neighborhoods
commented to me right before the wedding ...
her comment ..."Joy, if you would've catered this wedding
with an open bar and delegated all of the projects you did
this would've cost you right around $40,000 ...
Thank you Hanz
and thank you Franc, Angela
(ficticious characters from Father of the Bride)
you understand the inside of my brain ...
thank you BIG DADDY, JOEL
for the countless hours of role playing Mr. Mom
thank you Mom and Dad ... $
thank you Juls for all of your wedding wisdom
thank you Mr. Savvy for selflessly doing every task we requested
thank you Ruth, for hostess-ing the shower
thank you Uncle Dave for chauffering to Midway Int'l
thank you Victoria for working so hard off site
and powering thru the Saturday morning 6 hour setup
AND thank you
Chelsea and Derek
for entrusting us with your day ...
(ficticious characters from Father of the Bride)
you understand the inside of my brain ...
thank you BIG DADDY, JOEL
for the countless hours of role playing Mr. Mom
thank you Mom and Dad ... $
thank you Juls for all of your wedding wisdom
thank you Mr. Savvy for selflessly doing every task we requested
thank you Ruth, for hostess-ing the shower
thank you Uncle Dave for chauffering to Midway Int'l
thank you Victoria for working so hard off site
and powering thru the Saturday morning 6 hour setup
AND thank you
Chelsea and Derek
for entrusting us with your day ...
we accomplised what we set out to do ...
"the million dollar look for a buck" ( or two)
I wish I could experience the day just one more time
in slow motion ... tears now
I know this was longer than any post I've ever written,
thank you for staying with me til the end.


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In 2008, the Center purchased a new home on the ground floor of the historic Young Smyth Field building at 1218 Arch Street, across from the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The contemporary industrial loft space features public assembly space, meeting rooms, offices, and a gallery with a rotating schedule of exhibitions relevant to design professionals and accessible to the public. The facilities are available to rent for meetings and celebrations.
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Within minutes of the jury finding Noura Jackson guilty of second-degree murder on Saturday, her attorney was vowing to pursue a motion for a new trial.
Valerie Corder, who along with co-counsel Arthur Quinn defended the 21-year-old Jackson, said she was surprised at the verdict. She believed her client deserved to be found not guilty in the death of her mother, Jennifer Jackson, who was stabbed to death on June 5, 2005, at their East Memphis home.
"I believe my client had an uphill battle from Day One," Corder said.
Jurors were not available immediately after the verdict, but as they walked in, the first juror, a woman seated on the top row, looked over at the victim's side of the courtroom while the rest walked to their seats in the jury box with little expression on their faces.
None of the jurors ever looked toward the defendant.
Jennifer Jackson's family and friends, who sat in the courtroom for the entire two-week trial after they took their respective turns on the witness stand, left through a back exit and declined to talk to reporters.
The family did not react when the verdict was read after warnings from bailiffs, sitting quietly with their arms locked. But once court adjourned, they hugged prosecutors and each other.
"It was a tough battle from beginning to end," said state prosecutor Amy Weirich.
While those on Jennifer Jackson's side of the case had little to say, Corder, who has a reputation for being feisty and high-spirited in the courtroom, questioned the investigation process and what she said was a lack of evidence against her client.
She said it was "scientific evidence versus the words of a bunch of teenagers from something that they claim to recall from 31/2 years ago through a fog of drugs and alcohol. Which would you prefer, science or memory?"
Corder said her motion for a retrial would hinge on "certain errors" that may have occurred and whether they prevented a fair trial.
She also questioned the tactic of having a lineup of witnesses who outlined Noura Jackson's drug problems plus the portrayal of Noura's fights with her mother as a motive for the murder.
"To put the character of a child on trial, and prohibit the inquiring into the character of the people condemning and demonizing her, I don't think is a fair playing field," Corder said.
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