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Henry R. Arnold
FRANKFORD - Henry Ralph Arnold, 88, of Frankford died peacefully Sunday, March 24, 2013 at Beebe Medical Center in Lewes.
He was born in Philadelphia on Oct. 28, 1924, son of the late Henry and Anna (Reustle) Arnold. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife of 29 years, Patricia (Axe) Arnold in February of 2013 and a son: George Arnold (2007).
Ralph served his country proudly with the US Army during World War II. He enjoyed a lifelong career as a residential contractor in the greater Philadelphia area. Later he would retire and relocate to Delaware where he could enjoy the beach life and boating.
He continued his love for working with his hands and was always available for any odd job one might be in need of. He was affectionately known by many as the "wood doctor." The last project to have the touch of his hands was for his church, Community Lutheran Church in Frankford. He and his late wife, Patricia, were very passionate about worship, participating in Bible studies and volunteering wherever needed. He will be remembered as a loving father, grandfather and dear friend to many. His foot prints will be left on the hearts of many and greatly missed by all.
He is survived by his son Robert Arnold and wife, Robin, of East Harwich, Mass.; a daughter, Carole May and husband, Jeff, of Cornelius, N.C.; stepdaughter, Vickie Johnson of Frankford; six grandchildren; one step-grandson; 11 great-grandchildren and one step-great-grandchild.
A celebration of life will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 3, at Community Lutheran Church, located at 30897 Omar Road in Frankford with a luncheon following services.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Community Lutheran Church, 30897 Omar Road, Frankford, Del. 19945.
Thomas W. Bowden
FRANKFORD - Thomas Walter Bowden, 86, of Frankford died Wednesday March 20, 2013, at Atlantic Shores Nursing Home in Millsboro.
Born in Berlin, Md., he was the son of the late William Clifton Bowden and Mamie Smack Bowden. He served in the United States Army during World War II. He had owned and operated of T's Grill in Ocean City, and later worked as a truck driver for H&H Poultry.
He is survived by two sons, Thomas C. Bowden and his wife, Maryann, of Calif., and Robert J. Bowden and his wife, Kathy, of Berlin; daughters, Patsy B. Taylor and her husband, Preston, of Salisbury and Peggy Luzier and her husband, George, of Frankford; a brother, Ralph Bowden of Berlin; a sister Myrtle Pusey of Snow Hill 10 grandchildren, Nichelle Hudson, Stephen Hudson, Christopher Hudson, Michael T. Bowden, Christy T. Hall, Tiffany T. Simpson, Missy Burbage, Brian Luzier, Andrew Luzier and Branda N. Bowden and 15 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lorraine Wainwright Bowden, in February and a daughter Catherine Hudson in 2012.
Services were held. In lieu of flowers, a donation in his memory may be made to: The National Parkinson's Foundation, Gift Processing Center, P.O. Box 5018, Hagerstown, MD. 21741-5018.
Ruth E. Clough
OCEAN VIEW - Ruth E. Clough, 88, of Ocean View died Friday, March 15, 2013, at Beebe Medical Center in Lewes.
She was born in Wilmington on Jan. 30, 1925, daughter of the late Charles and Mildred (Thompson) Snavely. She resided in Wilmington and worked for the New Castle County Recorder of Deeds before retiring to the beach in 1986. She was an avid golfer and played many rounds at the Sussex Pines Country Club, where she was a member. She enjoyed the beach but her love of golf will be remembered the most.
She is survived by her loving husband of 70 years, Joseph; two daughters, Karen Marshall and husband, George, of Ocean View and Constance VanOrmer and husband, Richard, of Wilmington; eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Clough was preceded in death by her brothers, William Snavely and James Snavely.
All services are private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the charity of your choice in her name.
Howard A. Kerr
MILLSBORO - Howard Anthony Kerr, 70, of Millsboro, formerly of Blackwood, N.J., died at home Wednesday, March 20, 2013, surrounded by the loving care of his family.
Born in Philadelphia on Aug. 14, 1942, he was the son of the late Florence McKissick and Harry Kerr. He was a retired auctioneer for the Department of Defense, and was a Veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a member of Mary Mother of Peace Roman Catholic Church. He loved, and was devoted to his wife and children, loved to play the banjo, guitar, and to sing. He loved to travel, dance and "do the stroll." He loved his cousins, hosted many get-togethers and family reunions. He played in the Fralinger String Band Back Bay Strummers, and was a member of American Legion Post 28.
He is survived by his wife, Ivana Maggi Kerr; his children, Adrianne Kerr of Millsboro, Tonia Prate and husband, Rocco, of Moorestown, N.J., Noelle Borgesi of Georgetown and Jason Kerr of Millsboro; eight grandchildren, Blake and Lauren Karrick, Isabella and Rocco Prate Jr., Vincent and Anthony Borgesi, Joshua Kerr and Victoria Kerr; a sister, Elaine Sala of Millsboro and numerous extended family members and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded by his brother, Ken.
Services were held.
Joy A. Moore
MILLSBORO - Joy A. Moore, 80, of Millsboro died Saturday, March 23, 2013.
She was born in Harrisburg on July 27, 1932, to the late George S. and Mabel E. Brown Martin. She work as the office manager for Long Neck Carpet for over 15 years.
She was a member of Long Neck United Methodist Church, past president of Post 28 Ladies Auxiliary and a charter member of AM Vets Post 2 Ladies Auxiliary.
She loved the water and enjoyed spending time on the boat. She was a wonderful mother and grandmother who will be missed dearly.
She is survived by four children, John C. Moore and his wife, Kathy, of Millsboro; Donald T. Moore Jr. and his wife, Debra, of Wilmington; Lynne M. Harris and her husband, Loyd, of Stilwell, Okla.; and Cheryl K. West and her husband, Albert, of Wilmington; 12 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Donald T. Moore Sr.; a son, Michael G. Moore; two brothers, Edwin Martin and Eugene Martin and two sisters, Thelma Danner and Edna Kelley.
Services and burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Delaware Hospice, 100 Patriots Way, Milford, Del. 19963.
Marie E. Poole
FRANKFORD - Marie E. Poole, 73, of Frankford died Tuesday, March 19, 2013.
She was born in Frankford on June 25, 1939 to the late David and Radie Jarman Bethards.
She is survived by her husband of 56 years, Fredrick Poole of Frankford; two sons, Fredrick Poole Jr. and his wife, Toni, of Buffalo, N.Y.; Rodney Poole of Georgia and a daughter Tonya Poole of Rochester, N.Y.; brother-in-law, Sylvester Brittingham; three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. She is also survived by numerous extended family members and friends. In addition to her parents, she is preceded by three siblings, Robert Sturgis, Gary Bethards and Anita Brittingham.
Services were held.


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Firefighters at the scene of a fire at the Hour Time Restaurant.
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After a Sunday afternoon fire that left a hole in the back of Hour Time Restaurant, it was business as usual at the eatery come Monday morning.
"Everything is cleaned up inside ? and the health department cleared us to open up," said Jay Hillwig, food and beverage director for the restaurant. "Nobody got hurt, and we're very happy about that."
About 1:45 p.m. Sunday, the Lafayette Police Department was called to Hour Time Restaurant, 4343 Indiana 26, for a reported structure fire. According to officials, the fire started at the rear exterior wall adjacent to a walk-in freezer. ...

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Religion, Faith, Spirituality / Re: Is there any god ?« on: December 04, 2014, 02:01:23 AM »
Before questioning the existence; we should be asking what is God? We might be able to answer both questions at the same time
one more thing we need to discuss is that if science can explain everything, so what is the force that fills in the gap that science has
we all have heard stories about people getting better and coming back to health after suffering from "uncurable" diseases according science such as cancer and that too without any treatments. So who is filling in those gaps? what is it?
who getting better without any treatment and coming back to health for that I want source from you , and if it is true then these cases are so few very very much few , why not all who suffering from same diseases getting better without treatment ?
In end why God made these terrible diseases ?
Good point.
If we want to believe, we can. Otherwise, we need not to bother about it.
means it's okay to believe in fairy tales ?


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East High sophomore Brielle Johnson estimated the snow on the school's practice field was four feet deep, but the girls soccer team was digging into it with shovels one sunny afternoon last week anyway, hoping to speed the spring thaw.
"I think it's just a free-for-all, you know, go hard and go home," Johnson said. "This counts as fitness, working those upper arm muscles and back. Snow's pretty heavy."
With April storms bringing more than 20 inches of snow, outdoor sports played on grass and turf have been put on hold.
Cook Inlet Conference soccer teams were scheduled to hit the turf at outdoor stadiums last week, but they're still playing in The Dome, and Thursday has become the new target for the first outdoor match.
The high school softball season was scheduled to begin Monday, but those games have been postponed and likely will have to be canceled if the snow doesn't disappear by next weekend.
The high school outdoor track and field schedule is set to venture outdoors Friday with the Frosh-Soph Championships at South High. But as of now, all outdoor meets are questionable and day-to-day, said CIC meet director Christopher Lisenby.
"Everybody is anxious to get out," said West boys soccer coach Laef Eggen. "For Anchorage teams, somebody should submit a proposal to remove the snow; hiring somebody to clear the field off down to six inches, four inches and let Mother Nature take care of the rest. We'd probably be playing."
Snowblowers have been used at Albrecht Fields in an effort to prepare for softball season, but that still didn't save the start of the season.
One field at Albrecht is virtually free of snow, but still too wet for play. The other primary field still has a foot or so of snow, said Donnie Brooks, the softball director for the Anchorage Sports Association. If fields are still unusable Saturday, the season will likely have to be shortened.
"I'm not optimistic, but I'm hoping with any luck we can start Saturday," Brooks said. "If I can start Saturday, I won't lose any games."
Efforts to remove snow aren't limited to high school sports venues.
The grounds crew at the Palmer Golf Course was manually removing snow from greens last week. The opening of Palmer Golf Course has become an annual symbol of spring, because it's almost always first to open for play in the Anchorage area. Course management is hoping for opening day to arrive before April ends.
Anchorage Golf Course is often the first to open in Anchorage and is shooting for May 3, but general manager Rich Sayers said temperatures will have to rise quickly in order to hit that mark.
The National Weather Service forecast for Anchorage said Monday and Tuesday skies should be clear, and temperatures could hit the low 50s.
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I couldn't agree more. I just want to smack her.
I would rather have them as neighbors then any other reality stars. Their kids seem decent and polite and not future tragedies like Kate's kids are bound to become. Would i let a daughter marry into the family? No f'ing way, but a son? Sure, if he wants an obedient wife who believes its her obligation to give it up regularly. Why not?
These assholes live about 40 minutes from me. This is really getting old. Seriously. The last kid almost killed her…..so let's have another and put the nail in the coffin.
if that happens it was her choice. I am all for letting people living with their decisions as long as it doesn't effect me.
Sure, I agree. I just don't want to hear about it every time it happens.
you think this doesn't affect you? Do they get social assistance? food stamps? Tax deductions? Hell, their litter is going to choke the local school system for at least another 20 years to come.
I want some Taco Bell now…thanks.
What I dont understand is,where on EARTH does she find the time to keep having sex!!?? I have 3 kids (totally done here) and its freakin hard to be intimate with my husband when one kid or the other is always awake and wanting something or other…they´re always around the house,I keep tripping over one where ever I go..sometimes I have to count and make sure I only have 3 because I swear it seems like more sometimes lol.
This couple is completely out of their mind…look at those faces.From what Ive read,she pumps out kids like a queen ant,and her kids literally raise each other amongst themselfs whislt she gets busy riding her husband to make the next one.I bet her vagina resembles the star gate by now..kids just walking out (Gotta love Dane cook stand up comedy lol).
I was kinda expecting this though..I mean,she needs #20 to even out the number of babies that the 10 older ones have to raise.
Michelle honey..when you obligate your older kids to raise the younger ones because you dont have the time or energy,ITS TIME TO STOP HAVING KIDS!
I think she has plenty of time to get it on because her older children are raising the younger ones.


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Congratulations to Liz, Magical_felix and Buz. Those are most awesome stories. And congratulations to the great authors who made the honorable mention list, great stories!
This is the most depressing group of candidates I've ever seen.
Another ridiculous fad.
Never had that done, but then I don't date women that smoke.
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That would be yes.
A pop up ad makes it almost impossible to click the full site link when using Samsung devices. Its extremely frustrating. Could that pop up be relocated?
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Just and Unjust Wars: A Moral Argument With Historical Illustrations (original 1977; edition 1992)
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Just And Unjust Wars: A Moral Argument With Historical Illustrations by Michael Walzer (1977)
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I thought the initial portion of the book asks some good questions and contains some thought provoking analysis.
However, towards the latter part of the book I found myself disagreeing with the author about the WWII strategic bombing campaign and the use of nuclear devices in Japan. Two general things I did not feel he took into account are the differences in total war vs limited engagement (World war with entire nations using all elements of society to support the war effort vs a fraction of society committed to the war effort). The second issue is the judgment of the past by the standards of the present.
I wanted more info on the WWII bombing campaign from the position of the people who defended it. He mentions those people but I don't feel he gave me good info on why they felt the strategic bombing campaign was appropriate. He gives his opinion early in the discussion by calling the allied bombing campaign "terror bombing" over and over.
A specific issue I didn't agree with the author was his dismissiveness of the evil of the WWII era Japanese empire. He feels there is no comparison between the Japanese and the Germans from a moral standpoint and considers the Germans infinitely worse. My great-grandparents fled Indonesia to go back to Holland because they felt the Germans in general were not as evil as the Japanese. A review of the atrocities by the Japanese reveal a terrifying record of genocide and death that earns them a ranking among the worst in the WWII axis of evil.
I recommend Paul Tibbets book on his life and dropping the bomb titled (The Return of the Enola Gay) for a defense of dropping the bomb from someone who was part of the situation.
An interesting and only too pertinent analysis of the morality of wars. Views on states, the individual soldier, etc. Initially written as a response to Vietnam, but some can very easily compare it to Libya or Afghanistan. Good use of historical examples.
Professor Mary Kaldor of LSE has chosen to discuss Michael Walzer's Just and Unjust Wars: A Moral Argument With Historical Illustrations , on FiveBooks as one of the top five on her subject - War , saying that:
"… This is another classic. He is a philosopher and he wrote it after the Vietnam war asking the question – is war ever just?... The just cause nowadays, according to Walzer, is self-defence against aggression…. There is the distinction between the non-combatant and the combatant. Non-combatants, such as prisoners of war, old men, women and children, are to be protected and there are all kinds of rules about what we now call "collateral damage" which means that the collateral damage has to be proportionate – the cause has to be worthwhile enough that it doesn't matter if you kill a few people. What Walzer does is to outline a set of principles that have been developed over centuries. …"
The full interview is available here: http://five-books.com/interviews/mary-kaldor
A well executed theory of justifying acts of war and what is ethically acceptable during times of war. While I did not agree with all of Walzer's ideas I respect his work and believe his theory of just war to be a valid one. My only contention with the theory is that throughout the book Walzer explains what can and cannot be done during war, ethically and justly. At the very end he seems to throw out his theory stating that in times of emergency a state may ignore these justifications and do whatever is necessary. This seems be Walzer falling in line with a realist stance. However, Walzer presents a wonderful argument that should be taken seriously.
Solid work about the morality of war actions with many examples. Heavily left-handed, but not with a jerking left knee. Update this with Walzer's articles in "Dissent" about Gaza, South Ossetia, and Iraq II.
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From the Athenian attack on Melos to the My Lai Massacre, from the wars in the Balkans through the first war in Iraq, Michael Walzer examines the moral issues surrounding military theory, war crimes, and the spoils of war. He studies a variety of conflicts over the course of history, as well as the testimony of those who have been most directly involved--participants, decision makers, and victims. In his introduction to this new edition, Walzer specifically addresses the moral issues surrounding the war in and occupation of Iraq, reminding us once again that "the argument about war and justice is still a political and moral necessity."
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Updated: Friday, August 2 2013, 10:21 PM EDTOrgan donation has been commonplace for decades now, but it wasn't that long ago that our "Person of the Week" did something no one had ever done before. She did it, not knowing that it was a big deal.Then national television shows, magazines and awards started coming, and since then her gift just keeps on giving.From the moment you enter the home of Joyce Roush Mason, there's a sense of tranquility.A testament to her outlook on life can be found on her very walls. "Life is not measured by the breath you take. It's measure by the breath you take away." Joyce Roush Mason, "there's something each of us is supposed to do to make the world better. Life had prepared me to step forward in that moment."Her moment came in 1999. While working as a trauma nurse in indiana, she decided to donate a kidney to a 13 year old boy from Maryland she never met."For me it was just a no brainier. It was no big deal."Up to then, kidney donations were between family members and friends, not total strangers."When I found out I was the first person in America who did it, I couldn't believe it."And she couldn't believe the reaction, "there was a front page article in the NY Times!"There was national TV appearances and people magazine, "perfect stranger. Knowing the need, Indiana's Joyce Roush offered a kidney to someone she never met."Letters from all over the world and awards, the military order of the purple heart."They actually now give purple heart awards to civilians who put their own life in danger to save the life of another."She was picked to be an Olympic torch bearer to the 2002 games in Salt Lake City, "I had to pass the flame to the next person".At The Elizabeth House Hospice where she is Clinical Director, Joyce carries compassion with a staff caring for those who are at the end of life. Chris Comeaux, C.E.O., Four Seasons Hospice, "Joyce is one of these people that lives for a greater purpose and she makes the people around her better."Joyce Roush Mason has never really stopped giving, "it can be a smile. It can be a touch. It can be a good morning."She's sharing a gift every day with some people who may not even know it."If we just open ourselves up and say help me make a difference today, we'll find a way."She just keeps finding a way.To learn more about kidney donation or how you can help four season's hospice and palliative care, a non-profit, click here. Links to more information about organ donation: The National Kidney Foundation, Inc.MatchingDonors.com Joyce Roush Mason
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As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) first reported Sunday night, Donald Cerrone (17-3 MMA 4-0 UFC) and Nate Diaz (14-7 MMA, 9-5 UFC) will meet at December's UFC 141 event.
UFC brass today announced the contest and confirmed that the intriguing matchup will take the card's co-main-event slot.
Featuring a heavyweight matchup between former UFC champ Brock Lesnar and former Strikeforce titleholder Alistair Overeem, UFC 141 takes place Dec. 30 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Cerrone is fresh off a sweeping victory over top prospect Dennis Siver at this past weekend's UFC 137 event. After rocking the German on two occasions with head kicks, "Cowboy" cinched a rear-naked choke that brought the tapout at the midway point of round one. The victory, which earned him a $75,000 "Submission of the Night" bonus, was his sixth straight, all of which have come in the past 13 months.
Diaz, meanwhile, emerged from a two-fight skid in his most recent performance and picked up significant momentum with a first-round submission victory over Takanori Gomi at UFC 135. It was his first fight as a lightweight since he squared off with Gray Maynard at UFC Fight Night 23, after which he served a 2-2 stint as a welterweight.
The latest UFC 141 card now includes:
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The Wyche Pavilion comes to life on an unfathomably humid July night. Strings of lights are suspended in the air, music drifts over the water, and a chorus of conversations ebbs and falls.
A wedding is unfolding here, within the brick walls that once held a carriage factorys paint shop. There is dinner and dancing, speeches and embraces. Here and there, upright fans coax out a breeze. Cameras flash and flicker; the night wears on.
Street lamps begin to look like pinpricks in the dark. Bride and groom share a quiet moment outside on the footbridge with a view of the river. Then a crowd gathers once more, the brides garter is thrown, and one last dance is captured on film.
Sometime before 10 p.m., two lines form, and Ryan and Kelli Deboodt are sent off in a shower of smoke and sparklers. Another beautiful wedding is over.
Like the many couples before them, the Deboodts wanted to have their wedding in downtown Greenville for its old city feel. Its that textile mill, horse and carriage, classic Southern flavor downtown seems to perfectly envelop, says Samantha Rambo of B&R Events.
Its a place couples can proudly show off. Its having a love for where you live.
In her six years as a wedding planner, Rambo has learned that for couples getting married in Greenville, downtown, overwhelmingly, is their first choice for a wedding location.
The proof is in B&Rs blog. Scroll through it and photo after photo shows scenes that were all so familiar with. A kiss shared on Liberty Bridge, two figures on a patch of rocks in Falls Park, newlyweds whisked off into the night in a rickshaw or carriage.
But choosing downtown for the pretty pictures isnt the only reason to have a wedding here. Its for the convenience too, with a choice of hotels, restaurants, churches and venues laid out in a compact grid. Out-of-town guests can walk from place to place with no need for rental cars. There are places to shop, side trips to the park, an early morning visit to the farmers market.
Its a place couples can proudly show off, Rambo says. Its having a love for where you live.
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Even in a recession, three things remain constant in life, those in the wedding world like to say. Babies will be born, people will die, and couples will still get married.
Those three things you cant change. Those are all emotional things that happen in a lifetime, so people are going to work around them, says Annette Hoover, an event planner and adjunct professor at the University of South Carolinas School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management.
While weddings have taken a dip in the uncertain economy, the market is still strong, with the average U.S. wedding costing $25,630 in 2011, down from more than $28,000 in 2008, according to The Wedding Report, which publishes industry statistics annually.
In Greenville, couples on average spend between $17,800 and $29,700. Factor in a wedding downtown, where the venues and hotel stays typically are more expensive, and that number can get as high as $40,000, Rambo says.
The appeal in a downtown wedding is the all-in-one location. Its centralized, and vendors, from photographers to caterers to florists, are all close together, making the logistics easier for brides. The appeal is also in the history that dwells in those old riverfront mills and elegant hotels, where its not hard to imagine more genteel days beneath a golden chandelier.
People want to get married within their home area, and theyre choosing more to go with a city wedding that has some remembrance of the past, Hoover says.
Shes seen it happen in Columbia, at 701 Whaley, where brides book the venue almost two years in advance, and in Charleston, which remains the top destination spot for weddings in the nation.
Of all the venues in downtown Greenville, Rambo says one of the most sought-after is Wyche Pavilion and its caterer, Larkins Restaurant.
Even marred by the silent earth movers of Peace Center construction next door, Larkins has still managed to book the pavilion every Saturday except for one this year, says Kristina Murphy, director of catering.
And once fall comes, the bookings will likely jump back to four a weekend.
You see a big party out there at night, it just blows you away, Murphy says. Its such a unique place that it markets itself.
About 40 percent of the restaurants total revenue comes from catering, and a hefty piece of that is for weddings like the Deboodts.
Kelli and Ryan planned their wedding some 9,000 miles away, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, where they remembered the city they visited as Clemson students.
Weve always enjoyed downtown Greenville so when it was time to decide where to have our wedding we picked Greenville/Larkins, Kelli Deboodt writes in an email.
They were married in a slip of a courtyard below Main Street, Ryan wearing a custom suit from Vietnam, Kelli holding a bouquet of purple hydrangeas. Guests came from across the country, and there were some who remarked that the pavilion was one of the most beautiful venues theyve ever been to.
The wedding certainly didnt disappoint. It was an intimate wedding in the lovely humidity that only the South can bring.
The newlyweds were still somewhere over the Pacific Ocean when their photographer, Tony Hoffer, began sifting through the days photos. It was Hoffers first time in Greenville, and the shoot was different from what he imagined it would be.
The wedding certainly didnt disappoint, Hoffer later wrote in his blog. It was an intimate wedding in the lovely humidity that only the South can bring.
Then he packed up his gear and headed off to Baltimore for another assignment.
Weddings mean business
Certain weddings have a way of standing out.
At the West End venue Zen, it was the international wedding with a Russian couple whose family came together to cook, filling the tables with traditional Russian dishes.
At the Westin Poinsett, it was the reception for 300, guests spilling over into the lobby, mezzanine and ballroom with trees lit up so that it felt as if you were walking through a forest.
Weddings are one thing people arent afraid to spend money on."
These are the kinds of events that bring new people downtown for weekends at a time. While the actual revenue funneled into the city from weddings is hard to calculate, half of a couples budget is usually spent on catering, venue rentals and hotel nights, according to Hoover.
More than 70 weddings a year are held at the Westin, making up a good portion of its total business once you figure in the room reservations that can block off entire hallways at a time, says Sarah Locke, the hotels wedding coordinator.
Weddings are one thing people arent afraid to spend money on, Locke says.
Large weddings fuel most of the business at the Hyatt Regency on weekends when its conference rooms normally filled during the work days go dark and empty, says Heather Meadors, director of community relations for JHM Hotels.
The Hyatt hosts at least 25 weddings a year, many of them in the large, lavish ballrooms that can seat more guests than any other venue downtown.
Even businesses that dont cater get a boost once the weddings shut down, and guests wander down Main Street to sample the bars and restaurants.
They wind up spending a little bit more money and helping our economy and just enhancing the value of being in the city, says Bob Munnich, a managing partner at Larkins.
On a weekend in late August two years ago, a far-flung family flew in from Kentucky and the Northeast for one downtown wedding, taking up 60 rooms at the Hampton Inn.
They were relatives and childhood friends here for Katie Sholler and Eric Dusel, who are both from out of state but now work in the area. The wedding was modern but elegant a birdcage veil, black and white linens, a few dainty pennants strung across the windows. High above, rows of paper lanterns opened up to a rare 70-degree summers day.
Somehow, somewhere between the trolley ride to the church ceremony and the sendoff over the Reedy River, the newlyweds guests fell in love with this city.
They absolutely loved it, Sholler says. They had never been to South Carolina before, so I think it was a really good experience for all of them.
The couple spent the night in a bridal suite. The guests filtered away, and some went back to the Lazy Goat, where a rehearsal dinner was held the night before.
By the time Sholler woke up, an older cousin from Philadelphia had halfway decided to send her teenage daughter to Clemson.


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The project's initiators, Patrick Firmenich, Jean Pfau, Jean Psarofaghis and Alex Schneiter, were present along with the entire staff that has worked on this leading-edge project and with four-time Formula One world champion, Alain Prost, the SYZ & CO hydrofoil catamaran's godfather.
'Although sailing is a completely different sport, I have found many similarities with the universe of Formula One. This type of project reflects the same philosophy of progress, the same quest for performance relying on constant innovation. I wish this extraordinary enterprise complete success', said Prost as he smashed the Champagne bottle against the ship's starboard foil.
The christening took place two days after the catamaran's spectacular launch via helicopter. The airlift of this strange dragonfly from the Psaros shipyard in Vésenaz, over the fields of Cologny and into the waters of a Société Nautique de Genève bathed in sunlight was a moment of intense beauty and emotion.
The impressive human and technical resources that needed to be involved to complete this ship make it worthy of an America's Cup project.
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The XXI Winter Olympics are now underway in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Having visited there several times, I can tell you that it is a beautiful city reminiscent of the description of Mount Zion in the Bible: "As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round about his people" (Psalm 125:2). In addition, the Burgesses have a personal interest in this year's competition, as my wife is related to snowboarder Louie Vito, who was recently seen on "Dancing with the Stars."
The legendary football coach Vince Lombardi was famously said to have remarked, "Winning is not everything; it is the only thing." Although there is actually more to life than winning, that is essentially the main reason for competing. Athletes in the ancient Olympic games vied for crowns made of wild branches; these were so corruptible that they began to wither the moment they were cut (1 Corinthians 9:25). When it comes to the modern Olympiad, on the other hand, the prize is gold.
To be sure, consolation prizes of silver and bronze await those who place second and third. But in each category, only one victor generally receives the highest honor of the coveted goal medal; all of the other competitors experience, to one degree or another, the agony of defeat. However, the psalmist declared that the Scriptures are to be desired more than gold, even more than much fine gold, and in searching them out is great reward (Psalms 19:7-10, 119:127).
There are very few true champions, and not all champions are praiseworthy (1 Samuel 17:4, 51). The boxing world only officially accepts one reigning champ in each weight class, there is only one sitting president of the United States, and only one best actor and actress are usually recognized by the Academy Awards. Most people never earn top honors on a national or international level; victory does not last forever even for those who do. Eventually, today's winners will be defeated or, at the least, retired.
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|I keep telling my friends in the east that we took part in the Civil War out here in Southern California.
To add to what the article said . Orange County where I live was home to many former Confederates. Gorden Bricken has a book on Pioneers in Blue and Gray about the former soldiers in Orange County .
Orange county was named for Orange County Virginia. One of the founders of the City of Orange was on the David when it attacked the New Ironsides.
He was one of the leaders that helped Orange County secede from Los Angeles County . Many of the leaders here were former Confederate soldiers.
The Drum Barracks Civil War museum building is the last wooden building of the military post that was built in Southern California to protect Los Angeles from southern supporters which were many. The post was orginally 60 acres named after Richard Coulter Drum asst. Adjutent General of the Department of California and the West. James Carleton was the first commander of Camp Drum before the wooden buildings were built. He lead the Californian Column that went to Arizona and eventually up to Fort Union in New Mexico to keep the peace along the Santa Fe Trail.
Those are the men that fought at Picacho Peak in Southern Arizonia near Tucson .
The museum has many interesting displays including a display on the men of the Cal 100 who fought with the 2nd Mass under Lowell in the Shenandoah Valley . Also the history of the camel in the US army is featured as the Camels were at the Drum for 18 months during the war.
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Dear Look: There is no joy in being Miss Marple in a romantic relationship, and yet some of the things you mention do require explanations. The good news is that the two of you can hash all of this out in counseling, and it's a positive development that he's willing to go. I hope the outcome is successful. — Margo, optimistically
Dear Margo: After 37 years of marriage to my father, my stepmother passed away. I've tried to be supportive to my dad, but it's not easy. If one isn't a born-again, anti-gay, anti-everything conservative, then that person is obviously "hell-bound." And that describes me, his only child and probable captain of the Hell-Bound Express. After doing my best to be patient, tolerant and aware of his loss, he calls one morning (at work!) to tell me what a miserable, stuck-up, elitist shrew I am. He railed about issues from years ago, blamed me for my ex's cheating and ended the conversation with, "I wouldn't tell you all of this if I didn't love you so much." Here's my dilemma: the scattering of my stepmother's ashes. My kids and I are expected to be there. I would like to go to pay my respects, but I honestly do not want to deal with this vitriolic man. -- Fed-Up Only Kid
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Writing romance novels is a lot more complicated than people imagine. There's no formula, no outlines to follow and it's not something easy to do.
Take Harlequin books, for example. I once met a woman who wanted to write something "fast and easy" and thought Harlequin would be a good fit. She also imagined they would be easy to sell and she could quit her day job once that happened.
Unfortunately, all of the above are myths. Nothing is fast and easy to write, nor quick to publish. Being a published author of romance novels myself, I can honestly say it's a tough, tough business. And outside of James Patterson and J.K. Rowling - and a few others - most writers have day jobs.
The reason I bring this up is that Lenora Worth of Louisiana has a new Love Inspired Suspense novel from Harlequin. "The Diamond Secret" takes place in New Orleans and concerns a treasure hunter, an antique shop owner and a mysterious diamond.
The book is in stores for August and when Aug. 31 rolls around, will be gone. That's another unfortunate reality about romance writing; the books don't stay on the bookstore shelves very long.
Here are some more facts - Worth has written 32 books for three different publishers and is contracted for four more. In 2006, she received her 25th book pin from Harlequin. Her books have won both regional and national awards and she now has more than 1 million books in print.
You won't see Worth's book highlighted like Patterson and Rowling. So unless you're on her mailing list, an avid romance fan (and there are millions) or read my column, you might never know her book is now available. So hurry to your bookstore before the end of the month and support a local writer doing well.
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Tom Wooten of New Orleans has published "We Shall Not Be Moved: Rebuilding Home in the Wake of Katrina," a narrative nonfictional account of recovery in five New Orleans neighborhoods. Walter Isaacson, who writes the foreword, calls the book, "A moving portrait of a city's struggle to rebuild. It is not an account of Katrina per se. . . . Rather, it is a story of the arduous endeavor residents have undertaken in New Orleans. . . . Every bit as gripping and important as tales from the storm itself."
Cooper Iris Books has published an ebook, "Disposable Girl, A Story of Bullying and the Quest for Acceptance," written by Nancy Rust. The book is available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble online stores.
In the late 1980s, Deirdre Gogarty wanted to be the first Irish woman to become a world champion boxer, even though it was illegal for women to do so in Ireland. She defied the odds, journeyed from the Irish Sea to the Gulf of Mexico and writes about the experience in "My Call to the Ring: A Memoir of a Girl Who Yearns to Box," written with Darrelyn Saloom.
Thirteen-year-old Khalif Aziz of New Orleans has written the first science fantasy-adventure book in "The Magikh Series." Aziz's first installment, "The Black Phoenix," is now available through Xlibris.com.
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Elton John included the Southwest Louisiana AIDS Council of Lake Charles in the singer's recently released book, "Love is the Cure." John discusses the beauty of South Louisiana, as well as the dedication of the Council in the book.
"There's something magical about Southwest Louisiana. Cypress trees frame the haunting bayou. Flooded rice paddies and lonely prairies without a house or a living soul for miles," he writes in "Love is the Cure."
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The American Press of Lake Charles has a full story on the book and his mention of the Council at http://www.americanpress.com.
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Marie Bookman will sign her Katrina-inspired book of poetry, "Breach of My Heart," at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Maple Street Bookstore in New Orleans.
Margaret Simon of Lafayette will sign copies of her young adult novel "Blessen" from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Saint Street Inn, 407 Brook Ave. in Lafayette. Dinner will be served during this time. It's a great chance to enjoy this lovely new restaurant, as well as this outstanding book.
Cornell Landry will be reading and signing his latest book "The Tiger and the Honey Badger Take on the Zoo," illustrated by Sean Gautreaux, at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Maple Street Bookstore in New Orleans.
Also at Maple Street Bookstore Saturday will be historical fiction novelist Katherine Howe, author of the New York Times-bestseller "The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane" at 6 p.m. She will read and sign her newest book, "The House of Velvet and Glass," the story of a young woman poised on the cusp of the 20th century, torn between loss and love, driven to seek answers in the depths of a crystal ball. I reviewed "Deliverance Dane" last year, found it a fascinating read and you can view this review on my blog at www.LouisianaBookNews.blogspot.com.
Angus Woodward will discuss and sign copies of "Americanisation: Lessons in American Culture and Language" from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Garden District Book Shop in New Orleans.
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Nigeria captain Nwankwo Kanu wants to mark his international retirement by helping the Super Eagles to a historic FIFA World Cup™ victory.
Portsmouth striker Kanu, the most decorated player in African football history, said: "In football you cannot tell what is going to happen. We want an African team in the final and if that is Nigeria then great.
"We have to be positive and always believe we can make it and I believe we can really achieve something in the World Cup. Being in the semi-final and finals is our aim and we can do it. That is our dream and our goal and we will want to head towards it and we can get it."
Kanu has amassed over 80 appearances for Nigeria and was part of their FIFA U-17 World Cup winning team and triumphant 1996 Olympic winning side. The Arsenal, Ajax and Inter Milan legend has won six league titles in three different countries, three FA Cups, a UEFA Champions League, a UEFA Cup and a UEFA European Super Cup but the game's biggest prize has so far eluded him.
I believe we can really achieve something in the World Cup. Being in the semi-final and finals is our aim and we can do it.
Kanu added: "Everybody wants to be at his best on the highest stage at the World Cup. "It is every player's dream to be playing in South Africa and being part of such a historic event. For me I want to score goals and if I can do that then we can do well."
Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2006 tournament in Germany after an inconsistent campaign. However, Kanu says that disappointment makes him more determined to steer his team into the knock-out stages in South Africa.
"That's going to make us give more, especially Nigeria, we love soccer and everybody in Nigeria doesn't want to hear any excuse from us," he added. "They (Nigerians) want us to do well and the pleasure is theirs, so we really have to achieve and do something for them."
Kanu has became a firm fans' favourite with Premier League supporters since joining Arsenal from Inter Milan in February 1999. However, with Nigeria scheduled to meet England in the quarter finals, he insists there will be no divided loyalties.
Kanu said: "We don't care who we meet but we want to go higher and be in the semi-finals. If it is England then so be it. I know it's going to be difficult whoever we play but with the players we have got and working hard I think we can achieve it."
Nigeria begin their qualifying group with a difficult match against Argentina on 12 June. They are also paired with UEFA EURO 2004 winners Greece and Korea Republic. Whoever they exit the competition against will be Kanu's last opponents for his country, but the 33-year-old insists he is not ready to stop playing completely.
Kanu has been offered a new contract at Portsmouth but is also considering lucrative moves to Qatar and Australia. He said: "I know I cannot play on until I am 50 so this will be my last World Cup. I still feel I have something to offer and think I can play on at club level for two more seasons."


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05 f150 5.4 3v with 190,000 miles, loss of power, undriveable, very distinct ticking from drivers side that increases with rpm's, showing cylinder 5 and 6 missfire, also showing a force idle code, new plugs, coil packs and injectors, cleaned maf and replaced tps, any suggestions
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If you are hearing a ticking, check lifters to those cylinders. Also, check engine compression. You could have broken valve springs.
Thats the answer I was afraid of, thanks, it doesnt have lifters I dnt think, ohc, but I was thinking broken valve spring, so my two options are new engine (very expensive) or try to replace the spring, any tips on that or how hard it is to do
Actually, the valve spring replacement isn't too bad if you have the right tools. Basically, you need a good compressor a spring compressor (good eyes so you don't lose the retainers) and the new parts. The compressor is attached to the spark plug hole. When compressed air is added to the cylinder, it will hold the valves closed. At that point, using the spring compressor, you can take the retainers off, remove the spring, and replace it.
I would suggest fixing it if the engine was running good before this. A new engine is very expensive and the labor will kill you. Remove the valve cover and take a look. Also, do you know if you have the 3 or 4 valve 5.4L?
I would suggest fixing it if the engine was running good before this. A new engine is very expensive and the labor will kill you. Remove the valve cover and take a look. Also, do you know if you have the 3 or 4 valve 5.4L?
The reason I asked about the number of valves is due to so serious problems removing plugs on the 4 valve set up. Usually the threads come out with the spark plug.
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Everliving God, we rejoice today in the fellowship of your blessed servant Brigid, and give you thanks for her life of devoted service. Inspire us with life and light, and give us perseverance to serve you all our days; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who with you and the Holy Spirit lives and reigns, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
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In Nomine For 7 Viols In G Minor (Dorian), Z. 747: In Nomine For 7 Viols In G Minor (Dorian), Z. 747
Features of This Tracka well-known composer
a string ensemble
viola da gamba
an early string instrument
minor key tonality
a walking pace tempo
a Baroque style
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