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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (9-14/4-6) cruised to an 89-76 home win over The Citadel (6-16/3-9) in McKenzie Arena Thursday night. Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) tallied a career-high 22 points to pace five Mocs in double figures in the Southern Conference inter-division matchup.
UTC led by as many as 16 in the second half as Z. Mason's (Nashville, Tenn.) emphatic slam in traffic at 10:51 made it 70-54 for the home team. The Bulldogs clawed their way back getting within nine, 78-69, on Raemond Robinson's trey at 5:18. It was an eight-point affair, 80-72, following two P.J. Horgan free throws with 4:01 to play.
But the Mocs would not be denied. McGhee's old-fashioned three-point play was followed by two Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) free throws to extend the lead back to 13, 85-72, with 1:41 left. McGhee made it a 16-point game again with two free throws just inside a minute to go, 89-73. Horgan's three-pointer with 42 ticks remaining ended the scoring providing the 89-76 final.
Horgan was phenomenal offensively for The Citadel. He had game highs with 25 points and 10 rebounds. Mike Groselle added 19 points and seven boards. The duo combined to shoot 16 of 22 (72.7%) from the field, while their teammates managed just 37.0 percent (10-27).
McGhee led five total Mocs in double digits. White had 19 to go with five rebounds and three assists. Drazen Zlovaric (Novi Sad, Serbia) had 18 points and seven rebounds, while Mason scored all of his 14 points after intermission. Martynas Bareika (Kedainiai, Lithuania) scored 12 points off the bench. McGhee added seven rebounds, tying Zlovaric for game-high honors, and four assists.
Chattanooga dominated the "game-inside-the-game" tonight. It held a 52-38 advantage on points in the paint, 23-5 on points off turnovers and 22-8 on second chance points. The UTC pressure defense forced 16 Bulldogs miscues, while committing just eight of its own on the offensive end.
The Mocs shot 52.3 percent from the field for the game, 42.9 percent (6-14) from three-point range. The 52.3 percent, which came on 34 of 65 shooting, is the second-highest on the season in SoCon (57.8 percent at Samford) play.
Zlovaric keyed a big start for the Mocs. He scored eight of the first 12 points out of the gate as UTC led by eight, 17-9, at the 14:32 mark. The Citadel battled back to within two, 19-17, on a Horgan layup. The lead swelled to nine twice on baskets by Zlovaric and McGhee, before the Bulldogs got it back to two, 33-31, on a Matt Van Scyoc jumper with 6:18 to go.
Chattanooga answered with back-to-back three-pointers by White and McGhee to run it out to an eight-point margin. White's triple was made possible by outstanding hustle on the offensive glass by McGhee. White hit two free throws with 5.1 left in the half to provide a seven-point halftime cushion, 44-37.
Tonight was the first of four in a row at home including six of the next seven games in McKenzie Arena. Next up is College of Charleston Saturday at 7:30 p.m., after the Lady Mocs take on Elon at 5.
Legends Weekend is Saturday, February 9, with former Mocs and Lady Mocs stars honored during the doubleheader. For tickets, call 266-MOCS (6627) or go online at GoMocs.com and select the tickets tab.
Listen to the exciting play-by-play from "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds on ESPN 105.1 the Zone in Chattanooga, or world-wide on GoMocs.com. UTC celebrates Reynolds' 1,000 games behind the microphone on Thursday, February 21. MocsVision has the live video (PPV) and audio (free) action online. You can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs, or on Twitter, www.twitter.com/GoMocs. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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11 Years Ago: Alan Jackson, Jimmy Buffett Hit No. 1 With 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere'
11 years ago today (Aug. 9, 2003) was a big day for Alan Jackson. It was on this day that his duet with Jimmy Buffett, 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere,' hit the top of the charts, where it stayed for eight weeks.
The song was the debut single from Jackson's 'Greatest Hits II' album. Written by Jim 'Moose' Brown and Don Rollins, the tune encourages libations early in the day, saying, "It's only half-past twelve but I don't care / It's five o'clock somewhere."
"I had the idea of, 'It's Five O'clock Somewhere,' and it just clicked that the idea would do really well with that setting," Rollins recalls to The Boot. "I floated it out and [Brown] said, 'Yeah, I've always heard that saying but I've never heard a song about that.' So we wrote it. It was definitely that 'Margaritaville' feel. Jim and I agreed what the story was, that this was a guy who decided to have a few at lunch, and then decided to stay there. Once that framework was there, then the lyrics were very easy for me. The musical setting of it was more Jim's end of it. That chorus, 'Pour me something tall and strong …' musically, was definitely Jim's thing."
'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere' was released on June 3, but the fact that Buffett was included in the song was kept as a surprise until the day it hit the airwaves. Portions of the video for the single were shot in Jupiter, Fla., near one of Jackson's homes.
The duet won Jackson and Buffett a CMA Award for Vocal Event of the Year, as well as a Grammy for Best Country Song.
Jackson included 'It's Five O'Clock Somewhere' in 2010′s '34 Number Ones' album, as well as in 2012′s 'Playlist: The Very Best of Alan Jackson.' Download the single here.

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Three names added to Medal of Honor plaqueWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
One-hundred-fifty years to the day Lucas County gained its first two Medal of Honor recipients, three more men were granted their rightful place on a courthouse plaque honoring the achievement.
Added to the plaque were Civil War veteran Christian Albert, Spanish-American War veteran Peter Johnson and World War II veteran Hulon Whittington.
The modified plaque was rededicated in a Sept. 17 ceremony attended by elected officials, leaders of local veterans organizations and two direct descendents of Lucas County Medal of Honor recipients. The original plaque was dedicated in 2003 during Ohio's bicentennial.
The plaque, located on the second floor of the Lucas County Courthouse in Downtown Toledo, now lists 19 names of recipients who were born in, lived in, entered service in, died in or were buried in Lucas County.
The Medal of Honor is awarded by the military for "gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty," said Lucas County Commissioner Carol Contrada.
The three missing names were brought to the attention of the commissioners by Marine Corps veteran Nick Haupricht, the chairman of Remembrance Inc., a local group dedicated to building and refurbishing war memorials in Northwest Ohio.
Albert, who died and is buried in Toledo, earned the Medal of Honor for his actions on May 22, 1863, during the siege of Vicksburg, Miss. Confederate surrenders at Vicksburg and Gettysburg, Pa., soon after are considered the turning point of the Civil War, Contrada said.
Johnson, who died in Toledo, was a fireman on board the USS Vixen in Cuba on May 28, 1898.
He responded to a boiler room explosion, saving the lives of those on board the ship, including future president Theodore Roosevelt, Contrada said.
Whittington, who married a Toledo native and died in Toledo, was serving in Grimesnil, France, on July 29, 1944, when his platoon came under enemy attack. According to his Medal of Honor citation, Whittington assumed command when his platoon leader and platoon sergeant went missing in action. He reorganized the defense and, while under fire, crawled between gun positions to check the actions of his men.
As a line of German tanks attempted to penetrate a roadblock, "Sgt. Whittington, completely disregarding intense enemy action, mounted a tank and by shouting through the turret, directed it into position to fire pointblank at the leading Mark V German tank. The destruction of this vehicle blocked all movement of the remaining enemy column consisting of more than 100 vehicles of a Panzer unit. The blocked vehicles were then destroyed by hand grenades, bazooka, tank, and artillery fire and large numbers of enemy personnel were wiped out by a bold and resolute bayonet charge inspired by Sgt. Whittington. When the medical aid man had become a casualty, Sgt. Whittington personally administered first aid to his wounded men."
Whittington's daughter Roxanne Whittington Jones of Bowling Green, and Linda Schwartz of Perrysburg, the great-great-granddaughter of Civil War veteran Wilson Brown, spoke briefly at the ceremony.
Jones said her father regularly gave speeches about military service, but rarely spoke about the particulars of his own service.
"We are very proud. He would have been truly humbled by the recognition," Jones said.
Schwartz said the ceremony was "very moving."
"It means a lot to us," Schwartz said. "It's an honor. It's great."
Brown and fellow Lucas County Medal of Honor recipient Mark Wood met President Abraham Lincoln and became Lucas County's first Medal of Honor recipients on Sept. 17, 1863. Both men took part in Andrews' Raid, which commandeered a train in April 1862 and destroyed bridges, rails and Confederate supply lines between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Tenn.
The plaque was modified by Columbus-based Columbus Art Memorial, the same company that cast the original plaque. The cost was $1,500, paid for by the Lucas County Commissioners' miscellaneous fund. The commissioners declared Sept. 17 Lucas County Medal of Honor Day.
One name on the plaque, Civil War veteran Charles Thompson, is disputed by Haupricht, who believes Thompson was born in Perrysburg and has no connection to Lucas County. Haupricht has lobbied to remove Thompson's name from the Lucas County plaque since he appears on the Medal of Honor plaque in Wood County, which was installed in 2012, but Contrada said records aren't clear as to which county Thompson belongs and that it doesn't hurt to honor him twice.
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Claudia, "Come in." VERY nice details on this. I especially like the shadow work on the knocker. The wood grain is VERY well done.
Charlie Gunn
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Hello Claudia,
very competent drawing. well done...can't do smilies so imagine a thumbs up
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Thank you Charlie...would not have liked to have been there last night... 106 mph winds struck that area. A force 9 gale is the most I have been in and that was dreadful.
Charlie and Sarah, thank you very much!!!
C&C always welcome
Agree, some very precise detail there. You've a good range in your style.
So, the answer to Sarah's ? of (Knock, Knock) who's there?
Kim T (Kim513)
C&C welcome!
Okay my punishment for being a grumpy grump coming up!
Claudia, Great job and expression on the Fasching characters! really good observations of the texture and flow of the material too.
Catherine, Your drawings of the little animals are skillful and adorable.
Shameer, Good to see you back again! I love the firey sky reflecting back in the snow. Excellent job on the castle and buildings too!
Joyce, Are yes , Childhood tree climbing and skating. Unfortunately not my happy memories as I have a fear of falling but such great times for so many. Your sketches of the tree express it well and the skates are awesome. Wonderful cliffs too with good shadows.
Bonnie,Your love of flowers and your Granddaughter come shinning through on this colourful painting. just lovely.
Susan rae, Love your pool. How great to have such a lovely place just a step away. Great job on the reflections and lighting.
Karen, I can't say enough abut how wonderful your piano painting is!! the detail in the notes took a steady hand and the keys and the tuns on the rose are really well done too.
Sarah, what a lovely WC of the seaside town. I have been hearing what horrid weather you are all having over there, Stay dry and safe.
Claudia well done tackling this still life. You have done a wonderful job. You could possibly push the darks a little more.
Okay I think I am caught up!!
Jen C & C's always welcome
Thank you Kim and Jen. Jen I can see what kept you from stopping by in this thread. But since the canoe is done I hope you find a project here.
"Who is there?", I hope it's all the friends on AD and you are all welcome to come in in!
Happy Valentines Day!!!
Hello dear artist friends and Happy Valentine's Day to you all!
I hope this message found everybody healthy and happy!
Even if I did not left comments I've followed your posts and I appreciate and love your great works!
Claudia, thank you for hosting this month challenge, your photos selection is just WONDERFUL!
I really hope to find time to work for this challenge, I've been really busy in the last period of time.
Wish you all the best and keep up the good work!
I tried to send a message from my blackberry but I don't think it went through. I was having computer problems but have had work done on my laptop and am glad to be back and able to type something.
Claudia, your "Knock Knock" is great. The detail is wonderful and you really captured the wood and the metal. Nicely done.
I've been working on the rose and when I went back to look at the other photo's discovered that when printing I used portrait and part of the photo was not included. So this is a drawing of the rose slightly cropped. I used a graphite 3B pencil on Heavyweight Vellum Drawing paper and is 7 x 7.5".
Happy Valentines Day.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Thank you for your positive comments, a few of you asked how I textured the pots in the pool room. I painted them with a washed red then added just a touch of black. When it dried it looked dull and blah so I took my red w/c tube on some dampness, and blotted it with the tube. It turned out just like the photo, I was happy with the results of an experiment.
I'm behind on this weeks comments for my work hours have been very long all week, but as I view the new postings, I am amazed with what I see. I will try to comment on each this weekend, but know these paintings that you have posted are awesome. Good night, Asusanrae
Bonnie, what a lovely and absolutely perfect drawn rose, The part of the hand is well done too, but my eye just wanders back to the rose, very nice!!!.
Bonnie, your rose is very well done as well as the hand. I like the shading in this.
my apologies for this being un-cropped...but at least I have managed to upload it. It is meant to be 'ghostly' but the colours are much stronger in the original which is 10" x 6.5". Water colour and I have used two ref. photos
Very nice watercolor!!!! It does look "ghostly" I wonder what stories he could tell.
Sarah, this is a beautiful watercolour. I like how you combined the two ref. photos and gave the painting this mysterious. ghostly look.The roman soldier defently has do be ghost seeing you also put the medievel castle in background. Hope i won't run across the ghostrider walking the dog in the morning. The roman is on babarien territory, the border was over were the castle was build later.
This would be a perfect painting for a spooky campfire story.
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After the success of our Breakfast with Santa event, we wanted to continue providing another fun event for Summerville families. We are thrilled to host the inaugural Bunny Brunch in the beautiful backdrop of Azalea Park, Summerville Communications Regional Advertising and Marketing Director Chris Zoeller said.
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I use Twitter mainly as a news feed and I have no shortage of news I follow, many times it's hard to stay reading all the things I want because I'm afraid when I get to the top I'll have another 50 things to read. I post from time to time but I think I should probably post more and be more interactive with it. We'll see where Twitter takes itself and if they can avoid the death blow of social networks.
Twitter's evolution from a tech network to a mainstream mashup
When Twitter started out it was used almost exclusively by geeky tech types, first as a way to stay connected at conferences, and later as a general water cooler to keep in touch, network and exchange ideas, and blow off some steam. Today, Twitter is a massive mainstream mashup where many if not most users #hashtag every second word, follow hundreds of real-world celebrities, almost never use direct messages, but actually, really, truly do use the Discover tab. Matthew Panzarino from The Next Web, an early-days user, decided to start a new account some seven years later and see what the modern, far more populous Twitter felt like for first time users.
Right now, Twitter is a product in transition. Onboarding new users is still a work in progress, retaining those users is a moving target, and making sure that the experience is as friendly as possible to media content is an unfinished job. But there are glimmers of brilliance here, and signs that the transition to a strong second act might actually work.
Panzarino gives a thorough breakdown of the sign-up process, Twitter's attempt to help create connections, and the general usability of the product. Sadly, he in no way uses #WhyISmile #wordstoliveby or #americanidol enough, and could probably stand to follow 10x more Biebers and SHAQs just to get the full and proper new Twitter feel.
There are many, even new users, who still use Twitter as a tech network, as much as is possible, even as others have moved over to app.net (ADN) for that instead. Like any big network, smaller subsets form and eddy about, sometimes growing, sometimes shrinking, sometimes merging, and sometimes breaking away. Whether you love Twitter now more or less than in its early days, it's amazing to see the changes that have taken place over the years, and even more amazing to think of where the next 5 or 10 could take it.
The web is littered with the bodies of dead social networks, killed by poor direction from the top, and user migration from the bottom. Twitter's trying not to become one of them. Check out Panazarino's piece via the link below and let me know -- how well do you think they're succeeding?
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I'm the same way, I really don't socialize on twitter, but mainly use it as a news feed; however, most news is shit right now so I only follow Anonymous and Salon as my news source because I believe they are the most trustful. Sometimes I wake up to like 300+ tweets and I start retweeting/favoriting the ones I enjoyed or deem important.
As for the deathblow, while it hasn't hit America yet, I think the 'advertisements' they plan to inject into our timeline might really piss me off. Time will tell.
As long as Twitter keeps its brevity, I will stick with it. I much prefer a quick "tweet" that sums up a user's idea, news link, etc. than the novels people want to post on Facebook. Ain't nobody got time fo' dat!
"killed by poor direction from the top, and user migration from the bottom" - Given Twitter's recent views of attempting to kill off 3rd party products or severely handicapping them, they seem to be going down this route. I don't think it will die, but it will wane if they keep it up.
Yup, pretty much can only see Twitter killing Twitter with the direction it takes towards 3rd party apps & sharing services.....can't really see people losing interest any other way, just bc it fits in extremely well with majority of people's "on-the-go"/ADD lifestyles
I love twitter! Keeps me connected.
being a techie or geek is cool and mainstream. once something becomes popular everyone jumps on
I use twitter mostly for news. I will occasionally tweet but it is usually directed at someone I know, instead of texting.
App.net will die first.
I feel like more and more people are getting into twitter for different reasons... Amongst my own friends, I'm seeing a lot of people who had previously abandoned their accounts, returning to use twitter as a news source, rather than something they actively share updates to. Personally, I'm finding that the more I put into the service, the more I get out... and I feel strangely more comfortable sharing with twitter's simple publicity, than facebook's complicated privacy settings.


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Okay, have you heard of placental encapsulation? I recently had a new mother tell me about dissecting her placenta and putting it in capsules - which she swallows. I must say, I was gagging a bit while she explained this to me. So like everyone else I went on line and looked up any data on this "new" trend.
There is not much science on this subject, but plenty of sites that advertise people who are "placental encapsulators". The practice of consuming the placenta is actually called placentaphagy - still sounds gross to me. I know other species consume their placentas - but rarely is it done by humans.
According to my patient's mother (who also happened to be a patient of mine when she was a child), the placenta is supposed to help mother's breast milk and provide hormonal "balance" post partum and thereby also reduce the incidence of post partum blues and depression. (As a side note - I saw this young mother on day #4 post partum and she was teary and tired - just like most new mothers, despite the placenta pills).
The father of the new baby explained that he was given the placenta, in a "bio hazard" container after his wife's delivery. He took it home and kept it in the refrigerator until the local placenta encapsulator person arrived at his house to begin the process.
She "dried" the placenta in an apparatus (kind of like making your own beef jerky in a dissicator) and then 24 hours later crushed the dried placenta in her "Cuisinart" after which the mixture was placed in capsules. My patient's mother is now taking 2 tablets 4x/day and will do this until the capsules are gone. The number of days that you take the placenta depends on how much "dried placenta" is obtained - not a very precise science.
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Albuquerque, N.M. --- The McKinnon Family Tennis Center, funded in part from a record lead gift by Ian and Sonnet McKinnon, will begin construction on September 23. Construction is expected to be completed in late spring.
The McKinnon Family Tennis Center will be located behind the softball and baseball fields, and when completed it will join with them in the main plaza area. The McKinnon Center will utilize the existing Pit parking lots, much like Lobo Field for baseball and softball.
"The start of construction of the McKinnon Family Tennis Center is obviously a big moment for our tennis programs, but also for tennis in the region," said Tim Cass, Deputy Athletic Director. "The center will help Albuquerque bring in a host of events, and the economic impact will benefit Albuquerque and our region."
The first phase of the McKinnon Family Tennis Center will consist of the construction of six sunken tennis courts with stadium lighting and seating for approximately 1,000 spectators. Fans will be able to keep up with all the action via a large electronic scoreboard located between the two central courts as well as smaller boards at each individual court.
Along with the tennis center, construction will also encompass the plaza/mall are that will run between the three facilities, allowing for greater access between tennis, baseball and softball.
"We couldn't be more excited to be breaking ground on this facility. Not only will it provide our teams with an amazing home court...and home court advantage...but also it will give the city of Albuquerque and the tennis community a world class facility capable of hosting elite level junior, college, and profesional events," said head women's tennis coach Erica Perkins Jasper. "We are extremely thankful for the McKinnon family and their generosity to the University of New Mexico. This is a game changer for our program and for tennis here."
"We are very excited about the start of this project, and certainly seeing those shovels go into the ground will really hit home that this is happening," said head men's tennis coach Alan Dils. "The McKinnon Family Tennis Center will have a great impact, not just on our programs here, but we think it will have a far-reaching impact on the community as well."
Ian and Sonnet McKinnon announced a record $7.5 million gift to the University of New Mexico on July 23, 2011. Of that, $5 was designated for the Anderson School of Business for a new classroom building. Another $1.2 million was designated to the McKinnon Family Tennis Center, and $300,000 to an endowed scholarship in the name of Loren Dils, a former UNM assistant coach who was diagnosed with ALS.
The McKinnon Family Strength and Conditioning Center in The Pit also bears their name in conjunction with their record gift.
Said Ian McKinnon at the time of the announcement of the lead gift, "Although we now live on the East Coast, we will always think of New Mexico as our home. Its natural beauty, food, culture, and, most importantly, its wonderful people, are forever part of us. As native New Mexicans, we feel thrilled to partner with UNM, an institution for which we have profound respect and admiration."
The McKinnons both grew up in Albuquerque. Ian is a graduate of the Albuquerque Academy and serves on their Board of Trustees. He earned a B.A. from Occidental College, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and was a finalist for both the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships. A managing partner of Ziff Brothers Investments (ZBI) in New York City, Ian is the son of Karen McKinnon Stibolt who earned her BA and MA at UNM, and the late Daniel A. McKinnon III, a former New Mexico Supreme Court Justice who received his BS from UNM.
Sonnet, who is the daughter of Kaysie and Don Goodenough, formed a manufacturing company with her father building wine and beer tanks and brewing systems for commercial beer producers worldwide after graduating from UNM Anderson. She and Ian had their first child in 2000, and Sonnet became a stay-at-home mom. She has mentored children who need support to be the first in their families to attend college and was elected to the UNM Foundation Board of Directors in 2006, where she served as National Vice-Chair through the completion of her term in 2010.
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Lakewood, N.J., Feb. 20, 2009—Georgian Court University will hold an information session for the 9-month full-time or 18-month part-time Postbaccalaureate Teacher Certification program on Saturday, February 28, at 10:00 a.m. in the Lake House on the historic Lakewood campus.
In the 9-month full-time program, candidates earn 39 credits over 9 months through two ten-week semesters and 15 weeks of student teaching and, at the end of that period, become eligible for New Jersey teacher certification. Throughout the program, students attend classes Monday through Thursday and spend Fridays in a local district classroom, first observing and then student teaching.
The 18-month part-time program is designed for students who need to work as much as possible while going to school. The course schedule is very manageable for an adult working full time. Classes for the first four semesters are all taught at 7:00 p.m. to accommodate a working schedule. Students can prepare financially to leave their jobs to student teach full time in the fifth semester.
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The 54th annual Armenian Food Festival will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 21-22 and from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 23 at St. James Armenian Church, 834 Pepper Ave. Authentic Armenian dishes like stuffed grape leaves, bulghur salad and Armenian green beans, and signature pastries such as simit (tea cookie), bourma (rolled philo filled with walnuts) and khourabia (sweet cookie) will be available for purchase. There will also be Armenian beer and wine, music and dancing. Admission is free. For details and to view the menu, visit http://www.armenianfoodfestival.com.
Crossroads Art Center, 2016 Staples Mill Rd., will hold its September Indoor Artwalk and Artist Reception from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors will learn from the artists what inspires them to create their works of art. Featured artists include Kate McConnell and Duane Cregger, as well as artists participating in the Virginia Collage Society Show. Casey McCue and Steve Duncan will provide music. The exhibition runs through Nov. 5. Admission is free. For details, call 278-8950 or visit http://www.crossroadsartcenter.com .
The Chrysalis Group will hold its Autumnal Equinox Labyrinth Walk from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Chrysalis Outdoor Labyrinth, located on the grounds of Union Theological Seminary. An ancient, mystical tool, the labyrinth is used by many cultures and religious traditions. Participants should allow 45-60 minutes for the experience. Admission is free but donations are welcome. For details, visit http://www.thechrysalisgroup.com .
The Modlin Center for the Arts at the University of Richmond will show an encore presentation of National Theatre Live's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" at 7:30 p.m. This new production offers a richly theatrical exploration of the touching and bleakly humorous novel by Mark Haddon and will be broadcast from the National's smallest theatre, the Cottesloe. NT Live brings the best of British theatre direct from the stages of London to movie theatres around the world. Tickets are $14. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu .
The Children's Museum of Richmond and HCA Virginia will host Family Fun Fest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the HCA VA West Creek Emergency Center, 12720 Tuckahoe Creek Ct. Visit with Sesame Street's Elmo, tour a fire truck, helicopter and ambulance, and meet with local EMS and fire fighters. There will also be magic with Mysteriosos Magicians, Nutzy of the Richmond Flying Squirrels, arts and crafts, music from Radio Disney, healthy snacks and more. Admission is free. CMOR members are eligible to see The Avengers perform live. For details, visit http://www.c-mor.org .
The J.R. Tucker High School Marching Tigers will host the Free-For-All 8 High School Marching Band Demonstration from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Tucker, 2910 N. Parham Rd. More than 20 high school marching bands will perform in front of judges and the community. The event is free to all bands and the public. Concessions are available. For details, visit http://www.jrtuckerband.org/freeforall8.htm .
Virginia Center Commons Mall, 10101 Brook Rd., and the Simon Kidgits Club will host a fall festival from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Sears Court. Activities include pumpkin decorating, a bounce house, games, treats, prizes and more. Admission is free for Kidgit members and $5 for nonmembers. For details, call 266-9000 or visit http://www.simonkidgitclub.com .
The Professional Singles Association will host an All American Square Dance Party from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the West End Community Center, 8102 Ridge Rd. No experience or partner is necessary. Cost is $8 for members and $10 for nonmembers and guests. The group will head to Flinn's, 403 N. Ridge Rd., for dinner following the event. To register, call Sue at 536-1695 or visit http://www.psaofrichmond.com
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Our first official engagement as Wedding Photographers. Yikes (it's only a hobby!!)
Has anyone else ever been given the responsibility to record someone's biggest life event?
Thankfully, they turned out OK, I think. Opinions, please!
Great photos! You really captured the spirit of the day. And the peacock photo is quite amazing really. Someone's got your talent!
I would say they turned out a lot better than "OK"!! You did really great in capturing the right moments. I especially love the first photo, with all the different colours complementing each other so well. xx
The pictures are beautiful! I even shared them with my husband who aspires to become a profesional photographer. Lovely pictures indeed. I espeacially like the one with the old lady. Her eyes look happy :)
Well done!