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Featuring Wedding Stories, tips and photos for your special day A special supplement to the Daily Sun News and Sun News Shopper n February 11, 2014
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Sunnyside's newest wedding chapel offers memorable treks to the altar by Julia Hart
It might seem odd to have both a wedding and a reception at a venue that also operates as a funeral home, but the facilities at Sunnyside's Valley Hills Funeral Home on South 16th Street present a unique opportunity for newlyweds. The former church chapel features classic stained glass windows and seating for more than 400 people, according to current owner David Humphreys. The reception hall seats upwards of 200 people and includes a working kitchen for catered events, he added. The building is the former site of the Sunnyside Christian Reformed Church, which last year moved its congregation to a newly constructed church on North 16th Street. Humphreys took over operation of the former church last summer. Since that time he has held a number of receptions at the facility and one wedding. "The chapel is a beautiful location and it is available for couples seeking a wedding venue," he said. Since weddings are planned so far in advance, he said there isn't much chance for scheduling conflicts. Additionally, Humphreys offers another amenity available to couples seeking an unusual flourish to their special day. He offers the use of a white vis-a-vis carriage, for that "happily ever after" moment. The horse-drawn carriage is a piece of Amish craftsmanship and when drawn by a matched team of English Shire horses, it makes quite a statement, Humphreys said. He said the carriage, which seats four people, is available separately from the use of the chapel.
photo provided by David Humphreys
A classic white carriage may be just the touch some couples might like to make their wedding day more memorable. Sunnyside funeral director David Humphreys, who has been driving horse-drawn vehicles for the past four years, recently acquired this carriage for use on special occasions.
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A black bowler hat and gloves add a classic touch to the carriage ride. Julia Hart/Daily Sun News
A matched set of English Shire horses hitched up to an Amish-built carriage makes for a memorable trip to the altar.
The bridal parties, the families and the couples themselves share laughter and tears at a wedding. The front cover of the Wedding Book 2014 features a few extra photos from local newlyweds willing to share their momentous day. From left in the inset photos, a romantic kiss on the Hawaiian shore as the minister dressed in traditional attire blows a conch was one of the moments captured at the wedding of Elizabeth and Jesse Arriaga Jr.; Juliana and Matt Van Wingerden share a private moment; Naomi Hofman shows a little country flare; and Logan and Cody McMillan find a sign near Shadow Lake Ranch adds humor with its implications. In the main photo on the cover, newlyweds Craig and Erica Kingsbury's friends and family celebrate their union with pizzazz.
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Walking down the aisle following their nuptials on July 20, 2013 are Tanya (Bos) and Jay Spurlock III. The bride works for the Sunnyside School District and the groom works for Bleyhl's.
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Stacie (McIntire) and Joey Higginbotham drive off in a tractor following their May 18, 2013 wedding. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Susan McIntire of Sunnyside. The groom is the son of Chris and Sheryl Van Belle of Sunnyside. photo courtesy of Stacie Higginbotham
Stacie Elizabeth McIntire and Joey Allen Higginbotham enjoy the outdoor setting of their May 18, 2013 wedding. The couple was married in Sunnyside.
Tradition dictates 'Something Blue' always included in a wedding bouquet by Julia Hart
Alyson Mackay, a Sunnyside High School graduate, started arranging flowers as a child. That hobby has led to her current career as a custom wedding floral designer. Today, the young floral designer operates her own floral business, Something Blue Floristry, which attracts clients from the Tri-Cities to Seattle. "Our family had lilacs and I spent a lot of time as a child arranging the blooms," Mackay said, noting the luscious and fragrant flower remains one of her favorites. However, another flower, peonies, is a close second. "I almost moved my own wedding to May just so I could have peonies at my wedding," she added. Mackay got married in August, so sadly, she did not use peonies. Still, she does find that many brides also love peonies, but they should remember the peonies are at their peak in May and June. "They do make lovely arrangements," she said. But there are many other flowers which also make lovely choices for the bride's special day, regardless of the time of the year. When it comes to the wedding day flowers, Mackay admits she is in her
element. "I love doing flowers for weddings," she said. There are so many choices, and depending on the season, the cost of floral arrangements for weddings is commiserate to the flowers' availability. Mackay likes to begin meeting with her client at least six months before the big day in order to determine the bride's wishes regarding her bouquet and all of the other floral arrangements to be used for the wedding venue, reception and for the various members of the wedding party. She said wedding floral trends, while dependent upon the brides' personal style, have leaned toward the rustic look, but the contemporary style is a close second. "A lot depends upon whether or not the wedding is held in a conventional setting or outdoors," she explained. Because brides like to have the flowers reflect their personality, the arrangement designs are nearly always customized, Mackay explained. One item that makes Mackay's bouquets extra special is the little bit of something blue she carefully places in each of her brides' bouquet. "I put it in their bouquet just so they will have a touch of blue, as tradition requires," she added. "It is sort of my signature." Mackay, a Floral Design Institute graduate with years of experience
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Bridal bouquets, depending upon the bride's personal style, can range from the traditional rose bouquet to a blend as this posy, which combines baby's breath, mums and burlap flowers, for a rustic flair. working at Ballard Blossom in Seattle and Wynn Resorts in Las Vegas, often encourages her brides to put an item of sentimentality into their bouquets. "It might be a tiny locket or a piece of their mother's wedding dress. It Julia Hart/Daily Sun News might be just a little detail which adds Alyson (Allen) Mackay, formerly of Sunnyside, operates to the romance of the day," she said. her own floral business, Something Blue Floristry in Selah. Mackay loves arranging flowers for weddings so much, she ‑ Julia Hart can be contacted has limited her business to custom wedding floral arrangeat 509-837-4500, or email ments. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Naomi Elizabeth den Hoed and Herman Daniel Hofman delight in one another after their Aug. 3, 2013 nuptials surrounded by their bridal party. Members of the bridal party included (L-R) Leah Bosma, Andrew Vergunst, Grace den Hoed, Andrew Spaans, John Van Zweden, Becca Van Dam, Brittany Van Roekel, Sam Vergunst and ring bearer Marnix Hofman.
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Catalina (Alvarez) and Joseph Villanueva enjoy a romantic moment together following their wedding on Aug. 3, 2013 at Cascade Gardens near Yakima. photo courtesy of Memory Montage Photography
Catalina Alvarez married Joseph Villanueva on Aug. 3, 2013. She is the daughter of Catalina Espindola of Sunnyside and the late Alejandro Alvarez Jr. of Prosser. He is the son of Connie Mendoza of Sunnyside and Eddie Villanueva of Grandview.
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Abby Louise Bangs and Orville Jacob Ferderer were married on July 27, 2013 at Shadow Lake Ranch near Prosser. She is the daughter of Stephen and Tammy Bangs of Toppenish. He is the son of Orville Casey and Michelle Ferderer of Reardan.
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Abby (Bangs) and Jacob Ferderer are surrounded by their bridal party on their wedding day, July 27, 2013. Pictured are (L-R) Alex Wood, Eric Everett, Hilary Bangs, Josh Weatherman, Emily Bangs, Nick Brockman, the groom and bride, Tyler Moos, Brook Ferderer, Ryan Bangs and Natalie Bangs. In front are ringbearer Rysen Soliday and flower girl Jorjanna Logan.
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Newlyweds Kaitlyn (Broersma) and Patrick Visscher enjoy a honeymoon among the sand and palm trees in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico following the couple's July 13, 2013 wedding.
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Kaitlyn Broersma united in marriage with Patrick Visscher on July 13, 2013 at Sunnyside Christian Reformed Church. The bride is the daughter of Dean and Sharla Broersma of Sunnyside. The groom is the son of Jaris and Renea Visscher of Sioux City, Iowa.
Wedding Registry 101 (Family Features) For engaged couples, it can seem as if there are a million things to accomplish before the big day arrives. One essential piece of the wedding puzzle involves creating a registry that makes it easy for guests to celebrate your union with gifts that reflect your personality as a couple. Before Building Your Registry It's no wonder why guests love the ease and simplicity of a gift registry. But many couples may not know where to begin when setting out to create this useful list. Here are some helpful pointers from Macy's to help you get started on creating a perfect wedding registry: • Meet with a Consultant: These trained professionals are on site to assist and discuss everything you want and need. It's a good place to start if you have questions on what items to include and what brands are available. • Look for Special Programs: Some stores offer special features, such as Macy's,
whose Dream Fund allows guests to contribute any amount to the ultimate gift card, so the bride and groom can later choose exactly what they want. • Start Early: Most couples like to register four to six months before their wedding date, which allows more time for choosing items, planning for showers and meeting other deadlines. • Register Together: Whether it's in-store, online or both - make a day of it and have fun selecting all the things that will be part of your new life together. • Choose Different Price Points: Guests will appreciate a varied list that has many gift options to fit their personal budget. • Create a Registry That Reflects You: If you're a laid-back, easygoing couple, consider registering for a more casual dinnerware pattern that you can use every day, then mix in some fancy pieces to use for those special occasions. If you enjoy entertaining friends and family, be sure to choose a range of serveware and barware. Making the Right Choices With all the things needed to properly stock your home, selecting the right ones can seem overwhelming. Here are some tips to keep in mind while adding to your registry: • Select Your Settings: A five-piece setting is meant to serve one person and includes a dinner plate, salad plate, bread and but-
ter plate, tea cup and saucer. If you want to serve eight guests, you will need to register for eight five-piece settings. • Factor in Some Extras: When registering for drinkware, be sure to register for a few extras in each glass size in case some break down the road. • Protect Your Cutlery: Be sure to choose a sturdy cutting board to protect your knife blades from chips and cracks. You can keep your cutlery in top condition by registering for a honing steel and knife sharpener. • Stock Up on Kitchen Must-Haves:
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Angela (Clark) and Henry Benjert exchange a pleasing gaze over dessert following their wedding on June 15, 2013. She works at Yakima Federal Savings & Loan in Sunnyside, and he is employed at Benjert Dairy Farms.
Have a hip bridal shower (Family Features) If you've been to a wedding shower recently, you've probably noticed the time-honored tradition is changing. The typical Sunday afternoon gathering of ladies playing word games and snacking on pastel Jordan almonds has been replaced by sophisticated themed evenings. And sometimes men are invited too! "We monitor trends in both weddings and showers so we can incorporate the freshest and most modern themes in our cards," explains Gale Thomson, American Greetings trend spotter. "We've found wine, gourmet kitchen and couples themes are the new wave. Changes in dating and relationship etiquette and other social factors, like career women postponing marriage, have directed showers away from providing basic necessities and more toward reflecting the couple's interests," she said. Thomson offers these tips for planning some of today's top trendy bridal shower themes: Wine tastings reflect a popular interest. The wine theme can influence the menu, party activities and gifts. Invite guests to bring two bottles of wine: one to serve at the party and a second to give the couple. Search online for menu items to complement each wine, and display wine-pairing notes at each food and wine station. Couples showers are a great way to include both the bride's and the groom's friends, and they tend to be cocktail, dinner or summer
barbeque parties. Couples showers are a good option for smaller guest lists or as one of multiple showers. A note on the invitation could suggest gifts for future entertaining. American Greetings has taken note of this hot trend by introducing special couples shower cards to its Target line, like one with tiny pink and blue "His" and "Hers" cloth towel icons attached to the front. Kitchen showers have moved away from providing basic necessities and become more sophisticated, reflecting alreadyestablished brides and gourmet cooking trends. High-end stainless steel fondue pots, blenders and food processors are topping gift registries and wedding Website wish lists. Invite guests to bring their favorite recipe to share with the bride. Personal gifts, indulgences the bride would never buy for herself or honeymoon trip items are also a fashionable shower theme option for second marriages or brides who are already established in their households. Spas are a great personal shower venue, and a gift certificate for spa services presented in a pretty card makes a wonderful gift. Showers may be changing, but they are still an important part of the wedding tradition. If you're planning a shower and want it to be the latest and greatest, try one of these party concepts. see "Bridal shower" page 10
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Van Beek-Jensen Jenna Van Beek and Tyler Jensen were married at Cascade Gardens in Yakima on July 20, 2013. The bride is the daughter of Alan and Norma Van Beek of Outlook. The groom is the son of John and Colleen Jensen of Bickleton.
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Taking time to relax on their wedding day are newlyweds Jenna (Van Beek) and Tyler Jensen. The couple was married at Cascade Gardens in Yakima.
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Today's bride has her pick of a variety of desserts for her wedding reception, from the traditional tiered cake to fancy cupcake trays. The designs of the cakes range from formal to informal like this ruffled, three-tiered confection.
Wrap Like a Pro When it comes to gifts, presentation is everything. Wrapping that incorporates details and added touches can magnify the perceived value of what's inside, so don't forget to wrap and tie with style. "For soft goods or items that do not easily fit in a box, use gift bags. They combine convenience and style in all shapes and sizes," says Patty Flauto, American Greetings gift wrap design guru. There are even gift bags designed for specific items. And they keep getting better and better looking, with fashionable details like ribbon handles, scalloped or cuffed "necklines," trendy colors and prints. New gift wrap designs reflect today's elegant wedding fashions. Wrap featuring photos of trendy wedding flowers, like white roses and hydrangeas, and embellished with clear sparkling crystalline glitter are recommended for the well-dressed gift. Accessorize with ribbon, a bow and fun new package decorations, like a 10-karat "diamond ring" or a feather boa pompom. Flauto suggests even ordinary household items can make a wrapped gift the star of the gift table. "The key is to pick a few accent colors to complement your wrapping paper," she said.
"For example, to dress up a gift wrapped in paper with black and white photo images, add a few pink, black and white accent items from sewing supplies. "Layer two kinds of ribbons, sheer and satin or thick and thin, or two shades of yarn. Use hot glue to add a flower cut from a greeting card or a key phrase, like 'I do,' and top it with a button or two or three. "If you're wrapping a smaller gift box, you could pick up two of the same shower card, using the extra to decorate the entire top of the box." Make Lasting Impressions Every bride treasures her shower and wedding cards. Many lovingly store them in a special box or binder. Some even find crafty and creative ways to display them. Keepsake cards today shine with satin, lace, ribbons, rhinestones, sequins and even embroidery -- three rhinestone "bubbles" hover over a line drawing of two champagne glasses, or the piece may feature fabric miniature attachments (a little ivory pillow carrying two tiny rings or a wedding cake made with layers of ribbon). Even more treasured are the sender's handwritten wishes, especially when they reflect personal relationships with the bride and groom. These words will be remembered always.
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Logan (Desserault) and Cody McMillan enjoy the country setting following their nuptials on Oct. 5, 2013. photo courtesy of Kelly Allan photography
Logan D. Desserault married Cody A. McMillan at Shadow Lake Ranch near Prosser on Oct. 5, 2013. The bride is the daughter of Duane and Lyn Desserault of Grandview.
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American Homestead in Naches provided a western backdrop for the Sept. 28, 2013 wedding of Erica (Jensen) and Craig Kingsbury. photo courtesy of Erica Kingsbury
Erica Jensen united in marriage with Craig Kingsbury on Sept. 28, 2013. She is the daughter of John and Colleen Jensen of Bickleton, and he is the son of Brian Kingsbury and Monica Schaffer of Spokane. Behind the couple are Pastor Jacob Meadows, and the groom's best man and brother, Jeff Kingsbury.
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Roegner-Newhouse Jessica (Roegner) and Chris Newhouse enjoy the first dance as husband and wife on June 22, 2013. The couple wed at the Newhouse residence in Sunnyside. The bride is the daughter of Keith and Lucy Roegner of Portland, Ore. The groom is the son of David and Patricia Newhouse of Sunnyside.
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Jessica Roegner places the ring on Chris Newhouse's finger during the couple's wedding ceremony on June 22, 2013. Looking on are (L-R) bridal attendant Elizabeth Mann, maid of honor Kristen Roegner, Pastor Jelmer Groenwold, best man Derek Newhouse and groomsman Dave Newhouse. photo courtesy of Jessica Newhouse
To-do list for brides-to-be
(Family Features) Preparing for the big day means planning a multitude of details; everything from the flower arrangements to that something blue must be decided upon well in advance of the ceremony. Here are some tips to help ensure your big day goes off without a hitch. The Big Decisions The decision to get married is the first of many big decisions you will be making in the weeks and months to come. Here are some things to consider right away: • Pick a date. Talk with your fiancé and family (and your fiancé's family) about potential wedding dates to ensure the important people in both your lives will be able to take part. • Select your guests. The number of guests you invite will directly influence the cost of your wedding. • Set a budget. Budgeting for your wedding is crucial, as this will have a great impact on every other aspect of your day, as well as your honeymoon. Plan for a little wiggle room for unexpected expenses. • Choose a location. Because most popular bridal spots are just that - popular - you may want to start
searching for a location quickly. • Organize the bridal party. Make careful decisions about who you want supporting you leading up to the big day, and who will be displayed in front of everyone in your life. • Pick a style. Many brides choose wedding styles that are reflected in their save-the-dates, invitations, ceremonies, receptions and thankyou cards. Choosing a theme and color scheme in the beginning will help narrow down options later. • Hire a caterer. Take into account the dietary needs of your guests by offering a variety of menu options, including a vegetarian dish. • Order the cake. Whether you choose a large multi-tiered cake or cupcakes, remember to keep your budget in mind-and pick flavors you and your fiancé truly enjoy. • Make the announcement. Decide how you want to let the community know of your planned nuptials. Do you want to take professional engagement photos? Do you plan to contact your local paper? Will you include a link to a wedding day website on your save-the-date or your wedding invitations? • Get the gown. On your wedding day, everyone will be awaiting a
glimpse of your gown. Listen to your instincts and choose a gown that "feels right" and reflects your personality and style. • Dress your party. Once you have chosen the wedding dress of your dreams, speak with your fiancé about his wishes for his suit, as well as the bridal party attire. • Hire a photographer. Choose your professional photographer wisely. With a walk down the aisle, father/daughter dance and toast, your father is sure to get photographed, but your mother might get overlooked. Make sure to ask the photographer to get shots of your mother throughout the day as well. • Choose your flowers. Once you set the date, discuss with your florists which flowers are in season to help narrow down your selection. You may love tulips, but if you have a winter wedding, they may be hard to come by, and may be more expensive. • Book the entertainment. Do you want a DJ or a live band? Talk with your fiancé about your music preferences, as well as the types of tunes you want played at your reception to keep your guests on the dance floor.
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Planning ahead makes for a smooth and worry-free wedding day. Before the Big Day • Create a website for your wedding to keep guests informed of events and for easy access to registry information. Provide information about accommodations for those guests traveling from out of town. • Insure your engagement and wedding rings against loss, damage, theft or mysterious disappearance. According to a survey conducted by Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company, 44 percent of married women either don't insure their engagement ring, or don't know for certain whether
their engagement and wedding rings are insured. For a free, no-obligation jewelry insurance quote, visit insureyourjewelry. com. • Make sure your marriage license, travel documentation and insurance information are ready to go and stored in a safe place in advance of the wedding day. • Practice reciting your vows and speeches until you feel comfortable. • Wear your wedding heels around the house to "break them in." see "To-do list" next page
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Juliana Maxine Erickson and Matthew Allan Van Wingerden exchanged wedding vows on July 20, 2013. The bride is the daughter of Karen and Steve Erickson, and the groom is the son of Janey and John Van Wingerden, all of Sunnyside. photo courtesy of Karen Erickson
An intimate moment between Juliana (Erickson) and her groom, Matthew Van Wingerden, is shared shortly after the couple's wedding ceremony held in Sunnyside.
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Pack a back-up pair of flats to wear during the reception. • Remember to ask for help. Designate members of your family or close friends to specific assignments. Wedding Day Details • Provide bottled water for your wedding party. To ensure no one gets over-heated, hide water near your bridal party during the ceremony for emergencies. • Choose meaningful gifts for your wedding party. Necklaces,
earrings or bracelets are great for bridesmaids; cufflinks are perfect for groomsmen. • Create individual envelopes for tipping drivers, caterers, musicians, etc. Separate envelopes will help ensure you don't forget anyone. • Plan for weather: In case of rain - Order a tent or choose a venue with indoor space for last-minute protection from the elements. Offer extra umbrellas to usher people from
their vehicles to the venue. In case of heat - Place fans throughout the venue and provide plenty of water for guests. In case of cold - Space heaters can be placed throughout the space to warm up the room in advance of the event. • Over-estimate the amount of parking needed for guests. Following the Honeymoon • Open wedding gifts and keep an accurate list of each guest in correspondence with their gift.
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Sarah Elizabeth Trevino and Adrian Fajardo of Grandview married on Aug. 3, 2013 at Gemstones Leisure Hall. The bride is the daughter of Betty-Ann and Steve Trevino Jr. The groom is the son of Maria and Donaciano Fajardo. Nancy Johns photography
Celebrating the Aug. 3, 2013 nuptials of Sarah (Trevino) and Adrian Fajardo are (L-R) Jaelynn Mejia, Brenda Santoyo, Samantha Underwood, Marissa Sandoval, Christina Cardenas, the bride and groom, and the couple's son, Christian James Fajardo.
Huseby-Spilles Lauren (Huseby) and Isaac Spilles were married at the Sage Country Inn in Burns, Ore. on July 5, 2013. Here, the wedding party is gathered to mark the moment for all of eternity. They include (front L-R) Ella, Sadie and Gunnar Alseth; (back L-R) Luke and Connie Spilles, the groom and bride, Mark Spilles, and Stacy and Tyler Alseth.
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Lauren Huseby and Isaac Spilles exchange a moment of tender affection with one another following their July 5, 2013 wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Corinne Huseby of Burns, Ore. The groom is the son of Mark and Connie Spilles of Sunnyside.
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Munoz-Arriaga Elizabeth (Munoz) and Jesse Arriaga Jr., both Sunnyside High School graduates, enjoy a tender moment following the couple's wedding ceremony in Hawaii on April 21, 3013.
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Elizabeth Munoz and Jesse Arriaga Jr. exchanged wedding vows at Makena Cove Beach on the island of Maui on April 21, 2013. The bride is the daughter of the late Clemente and Aurora Cano of Grandview. The groom is the son of Ramona and Jesse Arriaga Sr. of Outlook.
Elements of wedding decor Traditional bouquets and special order bouquets can be found at a wide variety of retailers. Pastries and cakes for weddings can often also be purchased at grocery stores for the budget-conscious.
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Even a simple canning jar can be made into an elegant reception table centerpiece with the addition of fresh flowers.
Elegant wedding reception table settings such as this black and white arrangement provides an excellent finishing touch for the newlyweds' first meal together. Julia Hart/Daily Sun News
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Belly itch @ 5 weeks?...
my boobs!!! Its everything stretching
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My boobs itch all the time yes!!!!
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lol I thought I was the only one with itching boobs!!
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yes belly itching already at the bottom, bath in epsom salt helps and helps with the achy back too ;)
the salts really do help, i actually started doing it cause i had a boil that refused to come to a head and they are supposed to help with that, which they didnt (ended up having to have it lanced ;( ) but they sure did cure the horrible lower back pain ive been having for a week now ;)

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Hey Everyone. Thought I'd do another general update.
Art -
Its been slow-going trying to find that drive again. Decided to get to drawing Oorieu again. I'll have to find some good metal music to help me think of poses. With my oorieu species, I want to try to work new diagrams, like a rework of the muscle diagram, and a diagram that shows the variations of the species. Just a moment ago, I had the thought of maybe designing an oorieu with armor. A double muscle oorieu or elegant oorieu. I also want to try to draw some more clear diagrams of an oorieu head. Like, how the teeth are situated in the mouth, and the jaw.
Other then that, I've been looking at some sketches I haven't done anything with in a long time.
Mentally, I just really need to try to get back to doing art. Try painting again.
Computer -
My computer situation has changed. Something in my laptop's monitor broke after my sister let my laptop fall off the coffee table. I'm able to hook up a lcd monitor to my laptop, and so, with that, I'm having to treat my laptop like a desktop x.x
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A simple breakfast @ Vegetarian Express Cafe KovaPosted on 02 / 04 / 2013
Get to know about this new eatery while having dinner at Bishan Bus Interchange Vegetarian Stall some time ago. A little note was pasted at the store indicating that there is a new outlet at Kovan Heartland Mall.
There isn't any decent vegetarian eatery very near Kovan MRT, except for a traditional vegetarian stall at the Kovan Hougang Market & Food Centre that sells very limited varieties and it closed in the afternoon. I guess, although the price of vegetarian food in this new cafe cost a bit more that then usual hawker's fair, it could be a piece of good news to vegetarian living around this area.
This new cafe opened at 10.30am on weekday and 10am on weekend. We were there at around 9.50am and have to loiter around the mall to wait for the opening time. It would be nice, if the serving staff could allow customers to have a seat to wait and at the mean time browse through their menu.
I wanted to order the dumping soup @ S$4.80, but it wasn't ready yet and therefore I ended up having Rice Flour Rolls (Chee Cheong Fun ) at S$2.40 and a plate of Xiang Chuan Fried rice @ S$5.80. Both items were flavourful.
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Ok watched it... That's pretty awsome mate. If I had one criticism, it would be that the ending of that anim looks a tad rushed. But great start. I'll hopefully enjoy what you have in store for the modding community.
I am a British modder currently living in Oxford. I am also currently attending the Oxford Cherwell Valley College. I've been modding from quite a young age and have been able to build up my skills quite significantly over the years. I am a modeller, coder and mapper. I primarily focus on organic modelling but I can do some hard surface as well. I'm also a voice actor. I own a SAMSON C01U Studio Condenser microphone which has little to no room noise. I have voice acted on a few projects in the past however I do wish to expand my list of voice work. If you want me to help out on your mod or game project, just give me a ring on skype or steam and we'll talk there. I don't always join projects for free as I do not have huge amounts of free time, however I will voice act for free as I do enjoy doing it and it's not as time consuming as the other jobs. Thank you very much for reading my Profile Bio. - Alfred
Ok watched it... That's pretty awsome mate. If I had one criticism, it would be that the ending of that anim looks a tad rushed. But great start. I'll hopefully enjoy what you have in store for the modding community.
Damn. Only 4 minutes into processing. I think if you've spent the time to upload a video, it ought to play as soon as it's up. Youtube's processing is alot faster. It processes while uploading. Anyway enough bitching, I'll wait...
Well what glock is it and why is it so thin. Plus the grip texture stops way too early.
Well I would hope so. This is like cat-nip to flamers.
Garrysmod.org retextured
Are those L4D zombies under the dogs O_O
??? if you mean I didn't tell you it was because you were away.
Super Glue FTW.
I'm not online.
Nice. Was this using the same model on gmod.org? Either way brilliant texture. Thumbs up.
Ep3 was announced to be in development ages ago. Some images did get leaked ( and I'm not talking about those ****** fakes that were hl2 designs). Portal 2 will most likely link to episode 3 and therefore is an asset to the story. Valve have been getting desperate and trying to grab alot of money recently and put out a buy weapons **** in tf2. They are planning something.
Also the orange box is a version of the source engine so most likely they're sticking to their famous engine and not making a new one because making a new engine would take years of work. l4d was modified so much that it was almost separated from the ob engine completely. I remember it being called something else but I'm betting valve have something up their sleeve. Maybe bringing back old beta enemies and have some new effects.
Yes. Alot
I'm guessing you mean mine... And I concur, I was lost for time so I didn't look over what I wrote. :P
Well it depends. What you said there is you insulting the modeler or you just not caring because they are screenshots in which case why comment.
I can name a few girls who play games and mods. And I know some in real life. Girl gamers that is.
Still if their was an outbreak killing millions, I'msure a couple of women would survive.
ok so holymac did something a bit drastic but this is ridiculous. We're trying to make a mod and its hard to do with the leader always getting banned. Its not our fault if he makes a mistake but we still need him. And killi thanks for the advice on my moddb page but when someone gets banned and you insult it shows more signs of being a coward.
Good Day Sir!
Btw I'm a bit tired so I'll probably regret this later.
Use at own risk? For a medical device!?
Yeah outdated. Meaning you can watch it but don't comment because its old.
Because it's a tactical weapon. You have many weapons to choose from but people like one. But either way this guy is allowed any weapon he wants. He wants a g36c let him have a g36c. If he wants a water gun that shoots **** let him have it. Good model, good weapon. I rest my case your honor.
sprites... you can at least move over the old sprites as placeholders. Still seeing a Gargantua in source is rare. I'll track on the basis of that :P
The DPA's perspective is a bit wonkey but the side on concept is nice. I'm looking froward to seeing what else you have in store.
Is that crazy talk? ( the program )
Still nice!
Well only for people who people who want it. other mods and sequels are in development only because this mod hasn't been released to the community. Only members who contact me get a version of the story. I am creating a few other things so people don't feel let down at all so I'll be adding stuff.
Will do mate. Thanks.
Episode one engine is the standard hl2 engine. OB fixes this weird cubemap problem.
hmmm nice head but the suit needs alot of work. Mafia are dressed up in suits nut not long coats.
You are one of the biggest trolling retards I have read today. Diary of the Dead had zombie children and people were ******* praising him for it.
There are many virses and the fact that you believe there is one shows that YOU are a moron and can't see outside what's already in that thing you call a brain. You can't decide what people should or should not do.
One more thing these are your classic zombies who are decomposing so they have no brain anyways.
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Bringing Far East Closer Students Study Asian Customs
Edman, Catherine, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Catherine Edman Daily Herald Staff Writer
Mike Zamora poured his fake Japanese tea into tiny, empty cups with all the solemnity a second-grader could muster.
In other words, he wore a face-splitting grin.
Kneeling in the center of an Evergreen Elementary School classroom, Zamora, 8, was demonstrating to his classmates an Asian custom steeped in tradition - a Japanese tea ceremony.
Many schools choose to have classroom parties for Halloween, others might have costume parades. Evergreen holds a Fall Theme Day. This year's topic was the Far East.
The school began holding the event seven years ago as a way to shift attention away from characters based on violent films, which were increasingly the source for costumes, Principal Jean Peterson said.
Each year they moved a little further away from school-sponsored Halloween activities.
Now the entire day is spent on fun elements of a time period or culture: Taste of the Orient, Native American, medieval times, pioneer days and Mexican fiesta.
It gives "parents and children a way to help us understand their family's culture," Peterson said.
Students started the day with a martial arts demonstration then moved through a series of classrooms doing such things as the tea ceremony; playing Tinikling, a game from the Philippines; making Japanese fish prints or origami houses; and watching a marionette performance of the Chinese folk tale "The Emperor and the Nightingale."
So did Zamora ever imagine he'd host a formal Japanese tea ceremony?
"Not in music class," the Carol Stream boy said.
Go Fish: Sixth-grade students at Jackson Middle School in Villa Park said goodbye to some friends this weekend: 14 smallmouth bass.
They released the fish at the Hidden Lake Forest Preserve, near Butterfield Road and Route 53, ending a school project on biodiversity in Illinois.
The bass were a mere one to two inches long when they arrived in early September. Now, the fish are about five inches long and more suited to survival in the wild.
As part of the unit, students studied habitats such as the Amazon rain forest, but the bass project helped them see nature right here in DuPage County, too.
"It makes it real for the kids," said Jackson science teacher Carol Godoy, who worked with teacher Pat Gagnon on the project. "They don't realize there's so much biodiversity in Illinois."
Bass in the Class developed a few years ago as an extension of a program that called for students to make field trips to monitor local streams, explained Tom Pray, nature center supervisor at Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve in Oak Brook.
Pray said the district buys the fish in August from a hatchery then distributes them to teachers. As soon as school starts in the fall, students begin to observe, feed and study the fish in classes.
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Pat Lanoue netted 25 points for Hoosic Valley, which won the Wasaren League title. Pat O'Rourke had 23 points, and Kevin O'Rourke contributed 12 points for Saratoga Central Catholic.
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- FTE reduction – a reduction in full-time equivalency (e.g., 100% FTE to 80% FTE, 80% FTE to 50% FTE, etc.).
Other Reduction in Force options may include Furlough and Salary Reduction, which will require VP level approval:
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- Salary reduction – a reduction in an employee's salary. Pay cuts are often made to reduce layoffs during difficult budget or economic periods.
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Reorganization is the restructuring of a business unit operation in order to:
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Reorganization is done in response to the need to improve processes and streamline procedures, determining whether there are performance gaps and opportunities for improvement. It may involve one or more of the following:
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Subtlety has never been Smashboxx's style. (Hell, it's never been Scottsdale's style, period.) Like most other Old Town clubs, the overriding philosophy at this Indian Plaza favorite is to go all out and as over-the-top as possible. So when the proprietors decided to beef up the dance digs last October, they added more room by relocating the DJ booth, more boom with additional Dynacord subwoofers, and plenty of extra color with a few dozen more LED spotlights. Its amps up the already manic energy of Smashboxx as DJs hurl electro-house hits at the sunken dance floor mobbed with clubgoers and awash in a sea of light and pulsating sound. And if the music switches over to the "Imperial March" and a couple of sexy Darth Vaders (complete with lightsabers) come out of nowhere, it's about to get even more cray-cray. No, seriously. It usually means some high roller's popped for a $900 bottle, resulting in female staff bearing a custom-made diamond-shaped champagne presenter while dressed in either Star Wars, Ghostbusters, or Rocky costumes while the respective movie's theme music plays. The Force is strong with Smashboxx.
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I broke the handle on my jet ski trailer and found this for under $10 with my discount . I simply swapped out the components and was done with ease.
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I've seen these in the store but passed on them because they are so light weight. They are advertised as class II but if you read the label on the coupler they are marked as class I and 2000lbs is the upper limit of a class I so don't use these for anything over that limit (including the trailer weight). Figure 1500lbs as a safe limit. I'm used to real class III and IV setups on my truck and these feel tinny by comparison. These are Ok for towing things like a motorcycle, jet ski, or 4x6 utility trailer hauling trash.Google 'towing hitch classes' for full specs.Because they were on sale I bought a couple for the yard tractor attachments and replaced the pin couplers with these after adding a ball to the tractor. The original attachments used different size pins and they were a pain to switch out quickly so using a standard ball coupler saves a lot of time and effort. They work great in this application. There is no slop in the coupler like before and no lost hitch pin to look for.Buying from a trailer supply would have been too expensive and the hitches overkill for the intended purpose. It's actually hard to find class I couplers for highway use at an RV/trailer supply so this worked out perfectly.
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These little critters are so incredibly fast...they run, jump and fly.
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These little critters are so incredibly fast...they run, jump and fly.
Happily I was able to 'freeze' him in order to do a quick portrait shoot...
Great shot! Tiger beetles are awesome but really really fast. I haven't managed to "catch" one on camera yet.
wowza, so colourful... like a disco bug ^_^
run away
How do you DO that? lol
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Amazing as usual
The most colorful beetle I have ever seen... Great job...
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Great !!!
One of the best, if not, the best "expressive" insect photos I've seen on deviantART, nice work.
insanely amazing shot!! would u please tell me wat lens u used.....im looking for a good macro lens for myself.........thank you in advance
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I have nightmares !!!!
aww cute! He looks curious! Beautiful colors...love it!
. . .um, how do you 'freeze' a beetle? Or do I even want to know. O_o???
Ehrm......I can't exactly explain. But no worries....I do it with my own Insect Powers, not with glue or anything that could harm the insect....
I knew it!!! You're a mind-mesmerizing alien from the outskirts of Neptune's moons who has come to this planet to destroy our economy by filling our markets with amazing and difficult-to-get photographs! Well, this is one human you won't hypnotize into thinking you're the greatest photographer in all of history, because I know your secret. . . ooh. . . look at that picture!!! O_O I will obey your every command, oh High Lord of the Camera Lens!
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HISTORY buffs in Burnham have welcomed the introduction of a new microfilm reader.
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There are two Deus Ex games. The original classic, and the brilliant recent sequel, Human Revolution. Sure back in 2004 there was an ill advised follow up called Deus Ex: Invisible War, but shortly after its release we all agreed that it never happened, and we would never speak of it again.
Warren Spector apparently didn't get that memo. Speaking to IGN during a preview of Epic Mickey he said
"Cheap as chips" is a throwaway UK saying for something that has plunged straight through the realm of "inexpensive," surpassed the grotty lands of "surprisingly good value" and come to rest in the sugary sands of "tat." Few things in this world are cheaper than the pots of oily polystyrene packs of potato shifted from small shops on street corners up and down this country, but thanks to Steam,
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A sci-fi shotgun from 1999 still stands as our favorite firearm.
The headline says it all. The Missing Link fills in the gap you probably didn't know existed in Deus Ex: Human Revolution's main storyline. A quiet sleep in a transport pod in the story turns out not to have been a quiet sleep at all, but a terrible nightmare in which Jensen loses his shirt aboard a stormy ship, and must get it back by any means necessary.
Human Revolution was brilliant at letting you play the way you wanted. Its boss fights were terrible for not doing that. When it emerged that they'd been outsourced to another developer, you had to wonder: what would they have been like if Eidos Montreal had made them?
Here's one they did. I won't spoil anything about the plot of the new Missing Link DLC, but I'll tell you how I took out its
Sometimes, even the best games end up with the absolute worst DLC. Fortunately, Jensen's not being saddled with the latest in cybernetically enhanced horse armor. Missing Link's looking like quite the thing, and the boss fight sounds like it'll make all my wildest dreams come true - including the part where I'm always wearing a trench coat for some reason.
Best of all, the wait's nowhere near
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Eidos Montreal have released the second part of their walkthrough for the Deus Ex Missing Link DLC. Like the first part it's about five minutes long. which means they're only show the first ten minutes of the game. Those who fear spoilers might want to avoid watching, but keep in mind that The Missing Link is going to be five hours long.
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Tom's preview of Human Revolution's upcoming Missing Link DLC already made it sound pretty interesting, but here's a cherry for your cybernetic sundae: The whole episode culminates in a boss fight of Eidos Montreal's own design. RIP, GRIP. You really, er... well, honestly, you won't be missed.
Often, the bit where a game takes away all your weapons and abilities sucks. The main exception is Deus Ex: you wake up in a cell, a hacker lets you out, and you're forced to use anything you can find to break out of a high-security Majestic 12 facility. It worked because the game itself was so good: there were clever uses for something as simple as a fire extinguisher.
The Missing Link is a
"We did the boss battles" announces the president of G.R.I.P. proudly in the Deus Ex: Human Revolution behind the scenes video above. The footage, highlighted by Gameranx, reveals that Human Revolution's awful boss encounters weren't made by Eidos Montreal, but instead outsourced to a different company headed by a chap who admits "I'm a shooter guy, coming into this not knowing a lot about the
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A Q&A session on the Eidos Montreal tumblr has turned up a few new details about the upcoming Missing Link DLC for Deus Ex Human Revolution. The new missions will be accessible through a separate shortcut on the main menu, meaning you'll be able to play it whenever you like. You won't have to revisit an earlier save to revisit the point in the story at
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The Deus Ex: Human Revolution DLC, the Missing Link, has gotten a trailer and some screenshots. The trailer depicts Adam Jensen getting pretty badly beaten up by his captors, having apparently failed to save some civilians, while the screens include an extreme close up of a mysterious glowing red eye. We'll know more when the DLC arrives in October.
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Of or pertaining to copper-rust or verdigris.
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of the nature or color of verdigris, or the rust of copper
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