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Entries are now being accepted for the Epson International Pano Awards competition that celebrates and rewards outstanding panoramic photography. In its sixth year, the contest which is sponsored by Epson Australia, has a prize fund of $50,000, including a single prize of $5,000 for the Jeff Mitchum Fine Art category. Read more
Way up in Norway's arctic northwest lies a small, yet incredibly beautiful and diverse archipelago, home to some of that country's most magical landscapes and a truly wonderful winter atmosphere. Photographer Erez Marom shares his experience of shooting in the Lofoten Islands in Arctic Norway, from a traditional fishing village to mountains and ice-covered lakes. Learn more
The Panono is a ball-shaped panoramic camera with 36 individual camera modules and a built-in accelerometer. We got our hands on a prototype and met with its Berlin-based creators. See what we thought of the crowd-funded camera on connect.dpreview.com.
The Motrr Galileo works in combination with the Sphere iOS app to automate the panorama capturing process with much more precision than handheld shooting allows. This speeds the entire process up considerably and should, at least in theory, lead to better image results. We put it to the test on connect.dpreview.com.
Space Shuttle Discovery was rolled out from the factory thirty years ago this month, and in an operational career spanning 39 missions, she spent 365 days in space and travelled almost 150 million miles. Discovery can currently be found on display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Virginia but if you're curious about what it looks like inside, click through for a 360-degree interactive panorama of the flight-deck of the most travelled shuttle ever to fly.
Apple launched a new iPhone last week, with plenty of features designed to appeal to photographers. In this article, Barnaby Britton takes a look at what it's like to use as a camera.
If you haven't seen the 600,000 pixel, 360 degree Tokyo panorama that's flying around the internet, clear your schedule for the next hour and take a look. It's a work from photographer Jeffrey Martin, who previously documented London in a similar fashion. With a lot of storage and processing power, Martin captured the photo with a Canon 7D, 400mm F5.6L lens and a robotic assistant. Click through and check it out.
Capturing the perfect panorama shot with a smartphone can be tricky. A new gadget currently gaining ground on Kickstarter could help you achieve a perfect panning motion, and even aid in motion time lapse photography. Spinpod works with both iOS and Android devices, as well as cameras. See it in action on connect.dpreview.com.
Last week Microsoft released the Windows Phone 8 version of its Photosynth 360 degree panorama app, making it compatible with latest generation smartphones such as the Nokia Lumia 920, HTC 8X or Samsung Ativ Odyssey. We installed the app on Samsung's first Windows Phone 8 device, the Ativ Odyssey, and had a closer look at what it can do. Click through for our hands-on article.


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Hydrochlorothiazide/triamterene is used in the treatment of edema; high blood pressure and belongs to the drug class potassium sparing diuretics with thiazides. Risk cannot be ruled out during pregnancy. Hydrochlorothiazide/triamterene 25 mg / 37.5 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
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Updated: 03/02/2011 - Monday's heavy rain caused a lot of headaches for plenty of people especially for one business owner. His surveillance video tells the story of the flood waters.
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I'm thinking nothing would beat a co-motion americano, disc brakes, probably switch chainrings down to 44-22, friction shifters on a derailleur.
I've ridden west coast, a couple other long rides. Did most of them on an LHT (frame crumpled from an accident) and a rohloff thorn nomad mk2. The thorn is awesome, but 1) the rohloff is adding drag. Might be able to fix this, but more importantly 2) gear range is limited . 11-34 and 44-33-22 would give me pretty much the same low end (17.5"), but a 108" high end, as opposed to the thorn's 90.6".
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We're all surprised at just about every facet of Ian Kennedy's 2011 stat line, but, personally, I was shocked at how good his 2010 numbers were, too. He didn't win 21 games or post an ERA under 3.00 like he did last season, but his 1.20 WHIP was pretty good and I'll always take a chance on a pitcher with a .223 OBA over 194 innings. With two back-to-back useful seasons — and useful doesn't even begin to describe his numbers last year — Kennedy has become somewhat of a proven commodity. His 3.22 FIP was 20th-best of the 98 pitchers who threw at least 160 innings, and his 1.09 WHIP ranked 13th. You might take one look at Kennedy's BABIPs from the last two seasons and conclude his OBAs were lucky to be .223 and .222, but Kennedy is a moderate fly ball pitcher, and fly ball pitchers tend to have lower BABIPs because flies result in hits almost half as often as ground balls. I'd be surprised if Kennedy touches 20 wins again, but he's a workhorse who'll be among the best pitchers again this season.
Best case scenario: Felix Hernandez (SEA)
Similar players: C.J. Wilson (LAA), Jered Weaver (LAA), Matt Cain (SF)
Worst case scenario: Ervin Santana (LAA)
W, WHIP, K, IFFB%, control, second half. That's six strengths by my count. Because of his durability, and what looks to be a pretty good offense in Arizona, Kennedy goes deep into games and piles up the wins. I wouldn't be on 20 again, but 16-18 seems safe to me. Kennedy's good control manifests itself both in his walk rate (2.23 BB/9) and first-pitch strike rate (63.8%, league average 58.4%). He's also a good bet to post a low BABIP and thus a low OBA due to his moderate fly ball tendencies, specifically his infield fly rate (13.4%). Flies become outs most of the time, and infield flies are almost always outs. Combined with his control, that should yield a very low WHIP and limit the damage the inevitable home runs cause. Kennedy has also been a clutch second half performer in his two years with the Diamondbacks. In 2010 he had a 3.38 ERA after the break versus 4.12 before, and last season he had a 2.11 ERA after the break versus 3.44 before.Weaknesses
Fly balls at Chase Field. We're starting to get to the point where we're nitpicking with some of these weaknesses, and if there's one thing I hate it's picking nits. That said, Chase Field is a moderate home run hitter's park, and fly ball pitchers might struggle from time to time. It should be noted, though, that the data does not support this. In Kennedy's two years in Arizona, he's had better home run rates at home.ADP Report (70.2)
If we keep all of Kennedy's 2011 numbers the same except his win total (let's change that to 17) and his ERA (how about 3.20?), his end-of-season rank jumps from 21 to 50. There is moderate risk that his walk rate goes up a tick and maybe he doesn't even win 17 games, and that's why we rank him a little lower than 50, but all-in-all this is a good place to draft a workhorse starter.
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At 11am, Dmae Roberts talks with Lorraine Bahr of Well Arts Institute's production of "Voices of Elders" an original play based on stories collected at senior centers in Portland.
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Definitions for vowvaʊ
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word vow
Princeton's WordNet
a solemn pledge (to oneself or to another or to a deity) to do something or to behave in a certain manner
"they took vows of poverty"
make a vow; promise
"He vowed never to drink alcohol again"
vow, consecrate(verb)
dedicate to a deity by a vow
A solemn promise to perform some act, or behave in a specified manner, especially a promise to live and act in accordance with the rules of a religious order.
The old hermit, up in the mountains, took a vow of silence.
A declaration or assertion.
To make a vow.
To declare publicly that one made a vow, usually to show one's determination or to announce an act of retaliation.
The rebels vowed to continue their fight until they succeed.
Webster Dictionary
a solemn promise made to God, or to some deity; an act by which one consecrates or devotes himself, absolutely or conditionally, wholly or in part, for a longer or shorter time, to some act, service, or condition; a devotion of one's possessions; as, a baptismal vow; a vow of poverty
specifically, a promise of fidelity; a pledge of love or affection; as, the marriage vow
to give, consecrate, or dedicate to God, or to some deity, by a solemn promise; to devote; to promise solemnly
to assert solemnly; to asseverate
to make a vow, or solemn promise
Origin: [OE. vouen, OF. vouer, voer, F. vouer, LL. votare. See Vow, n.]
A vow is a promise or oath.
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Sample Sentences & Example Usage
J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring, spoken by Elrond:
He should not vow to walk in the dark, who has not seen the nightfall.
The regime wants to divide us, I vow unity, we will remain together, but in peace.
You're lucky I took me a vow of non-violence, or you'd be suffering some pain right now.
I gave these families my word, i made a vow that we would do everything to win the release of their loved ones.
We have made a solemn vow to fight terrorism, it has no place in Islam ... to tag MILF as terrorist group is unfair.
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Translations for vow
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- vot, jurarCatalan, Valencian
- Schwur, geloben, Gelöbnis, Eid, Gelübde, schwörenGerman
- διαβεβαίωση, όρκοςGreek
- promesa, manda, votoSpanish
- lupaus, luvata, vannoa, vakuutus, vakuuttaa, vala, vannoa valaFinnish
- voeu, jurerFrench
- votoGalician
- ուխտ, երդումArmenian
- strengja heitIcelandic
- voto, votare, giurareItalian
- 誓う, 契るJapanese
- ślubPolish
- votoPortuguese
- jurământRomanian
- поклясться, обязательство, клятва, [[давать]] [[обет]], клясться, присягнуть, обещать, присяга, заверение, пообещать, зарок, обет, присягатьRussian
- ant içmek, yemin etmekTurkish
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The Anchorage School District and the teachers' union that represents 3,500 city educators have reached a tentative contract agreement, the groups announced Wednesday.
The contract gives a 1 percent raise in each of its three years and a half day of additional personal leave, among other benefits. It also reduces the number of part-time teachers getting district-paid health care.
Nothing is official yet: The Anchorage School Board and the teachers themselves must ratify the new contract before it takes effect.
The deal doesn't offer all that the union wanted, but in a time of continued budget shortfalls it isn't bad, said Andy Holleman, the head of the Anchorage Education Association.
"It's meaningful but not extravagant," he said.
In addition to the annual raises, the contract includes a $1,500 bonus in its first and third years. That's a way to bump salaries on a one-time basis without increasing base rates, That's a move that is more palatable to the district, Holleman said, because it lowers the impact of future raises.
The current salary scale for an Anchorage teacher starts out at $47,449 for someone with a bachelor's degree and no experience and tops out at $87,336 for an educator with 20 years teaching experience and a doctorate, according to the district.
The 1 percent pay increase isn't enough to keep pace with inflation, Holleman said.
"In a more perfect world we'd be asking for a cost-of-living increase on the salary scale," he said.
It's not a perfect world. The School District gets most of its money from the state, and with no promise of more money from the Legislature and rising costs, the district has faced chronic budget shortfalls. It has responded by shaving hundreds of non-classroom positions in recent years, mostly by not filling jobs left empty by retirements.
The small raises won't restore positions that the district has cut, Holleman said. To keep the best teachers the district needs to make Anchorage schools an attractive place to work, which means offering at least a modest salary increase, Holleman said.
"If you let things go flat you begin to get attrition and you tend to get it out of your best people."
The terms offer salaries comparable to other Alaska districts, said Todd Hess, the district's human resources head. The district is still trying to fill 40 positions, mostly in special education, for this school year.
Another big change is that the district will no longer offer health insurance to part-timers working less than three-fourths of a full-time schedule. People working half-time used to be able to get health insurance.
That move is necessary to rein in health care costs that increased 8 percent in the last year, said Tam Agosti-Gisler, president of the Anchorage School Board.
The district will end up paying more in salary and bonuses, said Hess, though exactly how much hasn't been worked out yet. But it will save money on health insurance, he said.
Teachers will also get an additional 30 minutes per week of "professional development" time. What that means depends on whom you ask.
Professional development time imposes a cap on the amount of time past the normal school day that principals can use to call meetings or hold other required training, Holleman said. It might also be used for teacher-led enrichment such as "professional learning groups," said Agosti-Gisler.
Teachers will vote whether to ratify the contract from Aug. 24 to 26. If they approve it, the Anchorage School Board will vote at its Sept. 9 meeting.
"I can guarantee we'll have a robust public discussion on this," Agosti-Gisler said.
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• One percent salary increase for each of the next three years
• $1,500 bonus in first and third years
• Teachers working less than three-fourths of a full-time schedule won't be eligible for health insurance
• Personal leave increased from 2.5 to 3 days a year
• An additional 30 minutes per week dedicated to professional developmentText of tentative agreement between Anchorage Education Association and Anchorage School District
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The Ivy Look: Classic American Clothing - An Illustrated Pocket Guide
Frances Lincoln, Nov 1, 2010 - Design - 208 pages
Before the "Preppy Look," there was the "Ivy Look." Democratic, stylish, and comfortable, the Ivy Look's impact and influence can be seen to this day in the clothes of designers such as Ralph Lauren and Giorgio Armani, as well as in the more proletarian offerings of L. L. Bean, J. Crew, Dockers, and Banana Republic. From the button-down hip of Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, and Miles Davis to the enduring style of the cast of Mad Men — they all knew the true cool of the Ivy Look. The Ivy Look digs deep into the vaults to produce the ultimate guide to the genuine article, featuring new, still-life shots of original clothing and accessories plus key examples of the cover art of Blue Note, Stax, Motown, and Atlantic Records. Contemporary magazine advertisements, French New Wave, and key American movie posters and new illustrations bring the Ivy Look into sharp focus.
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Floresto Discipline : Tennis by ShamrockyWatch
©2014-2016 Shamrocky
Let me introduce you the new Floresto Discipline : Tennis
This discipline is only for Florestoes , normal horses don't have the stamina and turning abbility to even enter the discipline
This types of tennis is played on a Floresto , so the horse will count at your legs and you have to play the ball.
They only play from 15 minutes to 1 hour and on grand prixs and other big events they play every day an hour
The rules are also a bit ore simple ; The ball you played has to hit the ground in the area of the adversary.
This discipline needs a special tack (buyable in the shop)
A training pictue of this discipline will give an extra 2 points
A competition picture of this discipline will give an extra 3 points
Thanks for the visit and do you like this discipline ? yes/no and why ?
PS: you can see the new special discipline tack on the picture coming soon , ...
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My fun pen&touch wacom tablet
reference for horse on the back : fav.me/d7myil4 (not traced)
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December 17th, 2015 | Julia Braime
Having tied the knot legally in a small ceremony in Germany back in 2011, today's wedding couple decided to throw a big celebration nearer to home to mark their commitments to each other, surrounded by their nearest and dearest.
Taking four years to organise (huge kudos guys!), Florelena and Alexander finally manged to get all their family and friends from across the globe together in Durham for one heck of a wedding day (we particularly love the sound of 'the crazy hour'!)
Laid back, personal and fun, it's clear to see that the journey was worth it to all!
With images by Brides Up North Sponsor, Darren Mack Photography.
florelena says: We got engaged in September 2010. I had been out and I got home quite late. When I entered the bedroom Alex was waiting for me and then I saw a Goofy doll – my favourite Disney character – and an open ring box between its legs. I looked at Alex and he asked: "will you marry me?" I felt so happy I just wanted to hug him forever!
We got married legally on the 11th January 2011 in Germany, where Alex's family lives; we were there on holiday, we had the time and the papers, and we thought why not? We then decided that we'd celebrate our religious wedding in Durham in 2015. It took us four years to plan, because our family and friends are spread out all over the world. Thankfully we managed to bring everyone together and it was a total success. We loved it.
We got married at Crook Hall and Gardens, in Durham. We knew from the beginning we wanted a country-style wedding, so we wanted a natural setting, with lots of grass and flowers (fortunately we also had good weather on the day). This venue was incredible. It is a spectacular place and the staff is very professional. They did an incredible job!
Except for the country setting we did not have a special theme, all we wanted was for our guests, which came from many different countries and spoke a total of 11 different languages, to overcome their language barrier and to become familiar with one another. I think they all tried their best and the party was a total success!
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March 6th, 2015 | Julia Braime
Well, you picked the right time to stop by, because look! It's the Brides Up North Super Showcase Grand Wedding Exhibition! It's THIS WEEKEND! And it's only the biggest event in our whole spring calendar.
The region's best and most beautiful wedding industry suppliers will gather at of the North East's favourite wedding venue – Ramside Hall Hotel & Golf Club – on Sunday 8th March 2015, from 12pm till 4pm, FREE ENTRY.
Yep. Free. With a goody bag on top!
Judging by our pre-registration, it's going to be pretty epic…
Once again, we don't do things by halves here at Brides Up North! We are filling the whole hotel – that's five huge function areas – and it's going to be spectacular!
If there's one wedding fair to attend this year, this is it. This isn't your typical wedding fair though, it's a knock-your-socks-off super showcase! This is officially the largest free entry bridal event in the North East area and should most definitely be one for your diaries.
Whether you are shopping for the final details or have no idea where to start, I can promise you the very best choice of the best bridal experts in the region. Everything you can think of for planning your big day will be represented and there'll be on the day discounts too.
Come and see our two professional bridal catwalks (this season we are getting ready to party!) meet the Ramside wedding planners, pose in our photo booths, taste our scrumptious wedding cakes, kit out your man and bridesmaids, play dress up with gorgeous gowns and accessories, get lost in our beautiful floral displays, get the hair and make up sorted, source your stationery, find a top photographer and tick off all those last essential details. You name it, we can sort it.
I adore this event – it's big, it's busy, it's exciting, but most of all it's really beautiful. I can't wait to see you all there for a day of wedding heaven… and lots of fun too.
Just 'cos I'm generous, we're giving away up to 300 free Bride To Be goody bags, filled with glossy magazines, treats from Brides Up North, exclusive offers and some little pressies from our sponsors House of Fraser and Love Hearts. As demand is high, to pick up your VIP bag all you need to do is pre-register using the form below.
While stocks last.
Images by Cat Hepple Photography.
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January 13th, 2015 | Julia Braime
This afternoon we are in my home town of Durham as we meet loved up newly-weds Dan and Donna and share their wild and wintery engagement shoot.
wrap up warm…
With images by Chris Parkinson.
dan says: The engagement took us both by surprise really, we were sharing a bottle of champagne in Durham, and all of a sudden I just asked Donna 'Will you marry me?'. It was as much a surprise to me as her, I didn't have a ring or anything. It was just the right moment, the perfect time. Magic.
We were actually classmates in primary school. But we went on to different secondary schools, and didn't meet again until we were both 25, through Donna's brother. I asked Donna out for a drink and we've been together ever since.
We just went to the local pub for our first date. It was love at first sight for me, but not sure about Donna! We just seemed to become best friends instantly.
Just being around Donna makes me happy, she makes me laugh a lot, in particular her dancing around the house.
I know this sounds soppy, but Donna never really annoys me, I annoy myself more.
Our biggest wish for married life is just to keep on being us.
Obviously the best bit about Brides Up North that its local, and helps you find exactly what you need. We just find the whole website really easy to use and got some great ideas. We were married at South Causey Inn on 22nd December 2014 and we'll definitely be back to share our wedding photos on the blog.
December 5th, 2014 | Julia Braime
It's Friday, and after a whole week at home with my poorly baby (who is feeling much better, thank you) I've got the Friday feeling and then some. Any post-work drinks will probably still be consumed in my kitchen, but if you are heading out to have some fun… I hope you have a good one.
Be inspired by Claire and Scott's super fun day – totally done their own way – starting with an intimate ceremony for five, followed by an English tea party and finishing off with a full on festival. Via a trip to the local, of course.
I like their style.
With images by Darren Mack.
claire says: We got engaged on Valentines Day 2012. We were spending the weekend in the country and whilst out walking Scott proposed on a windy hillside in Upper Nidderdale, North Yorkshire. Apparently he didn't really know it was going to happen!
We were married on 9th August 2014. We wanted a vintage English country garden wedding so guessed that time may be the best chance of sun. It was a beautiful sunny day.
We chose Crook Hall & Gardens, Durham as our venue. Its very close to home, and just right as soon as we walked in. Its very English and has a great view of the Cathedral, beautiful gardens and and feels like a real home, which it is. It's an incredible sight in summer with the gardens in full bloom.
The evening reception was held at Durham Amateur Rowing Club Boathouse on the river. It's a small friendly spot with a campsite which we needed for all our camper van mates.
We didn't want a wedding that didn't reflect who we are. The day had to be nobody's but our own. It needed to feel home made because it really was. We had a private family ceremony (five guests in total), tea party reception in the afternoon with live acoustic music, our vintage VW camper, a walk through the city centre featuring a pint in the historic Victoria Inn, and then a music festival theme on the night time with Scott's band playing the music and our friends camping in their old VWs. This all reflected who we are and what we get up to in our lives.
There was no colour scheme to speak of, but colours that reflected vintage bunting and English garden flowers. The lads all wore fuchsia pink ties and music manuscript buttonholes, but it was all very unscripted.
I wore a fitted, elegant diamond white Maggie Sottero dress (Tia), with delicate, hand-sewn jewelled details. I bought it from Poppy Bridal in Darlington. It was the very first dress I tried on, nothing compared afterwards. It made me feel like a princess and summed up the look I wanted. Michele Bailey (of Wedding Hair and Makeup North East) took care of my hair and makeup on the day – perfectly.
Scott wore a sharp blue suit from Reiss with a fuchsia pink tie and brown brogues.
Our photographer was Darren Mack, who we highly recommend. He captured the true essence of the day without being formal. He captures off guard moments with ease and is truly a nice guy to have at your wedding. Top man Daz!
I chose an English country garden-style hand tied bouquet from City Blooms in Durham. The colours reflected the season.
For our reception, we decorated using our own vintage tea pots decorated with English flowers by my Mum. We also made our own bunting on our 1950's sewing machine, plus all the table decorations for both venues made from old tin cans and jam jars decorated with raffia, lace and twine.
We gave out jars of Scott's homemade jam and marmalade in hand decorated paper bags.
We had a Pimms reception in the garden for afternoon guests with local real ale from the Black Paw Brewery, then full afternoon tea from Crook Hall which was stunning served on the lawn. In the evening we chose local craft ale from Anarchy Brewery, Morpeth with a classic summer BBQ and ice creams (Scott's mate's vintage ice cream van) to go with the music festival theme on the river.
We chose a three tier round cake, decorated with vintage bunting. Scott's Mum made the base fruit cake, and Michelle Fortune of Frotchy's Cakes, Great Lumley, made the top two sponges and decorated the whole cake.
In the daytime we had friends of Scott playing acoustic music in the garden, with one of my friends playing harp music through afternoon tea and Luke Howells Magician entertaining throughout.
At night we asked Scott's mate Steve Maddison to be on DJ duty to get things moving. Then we had a 'group dance' with all guests dancing to The Beach Boys 'Wouldn't it Be Nice'. We didn't have a 'first dance'. Then both of Scott's bands played (including Scott); The36s playing classic rock and Shakedown playing vintage soul and dance. The entertainment reflected who we are and probably not what was expected but it went down great.
It was a real festival feel (and we even had festival lanyards)!
On the day we walked everywhere right through centre of city attracting spontaneous rounds of applause from strangers! A one point we even popped out to the pub to meet up with more friends!
There are so many highlights, it's hard to pick just one! Firstly, the ceremony – walking out of the hall into the garden with my Dad and seeing Scott waiting for me. Secondly, our guests arriving and the amazing afternoon tea with entertainment. Thirdly – our walk through Durham – now that turned a few heads! Fourthly, our group dance rather than a first dance – it took people by surprise. Finally, letting our hair down and enjoying the party. It was the best day of my life! I wouldn't change a thing.
For our honeymoon we did a Pacific North West of America road trip from the super cool San Francisco, via the jaw dropping beauty of Yosemite National Park, through NorCal wine country, up the pacific coastal highway, through redwood country, into beautiful Oregon for the best craft beers on earth, fantastic white water rafting, trekking through forests, climbing snow topped mountains, experiencing the incredible city of Portland and watching live music as much as we could. All in all a truly fantastic place to journey through.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be don't feel you have to follow a set routine. Your wedding day should reflect your personalities. Your family and friends will understand that and your day will be all the better and more relaxed for it. Be yourself!
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October 22nd, 2014 | Julia Braime
Today's real wedding is something special. A little bit wild, a teeny bit untamed, but altogether natural and entirely beautiful.
I'm completely in love with Kate and Mike's happy go lucky approach to planning their gorgeous big day and the oh so pretty result.
Blooming lovely!
With images by Chris Parkinson Photography.
Kate says: We got engaged on a bench at Kew Gardens on October 18th. We were living in London at the time and it was raining on the day, so I was pretty sceptical about a picnic at Kew – especially as Newcastle United were on TV. But Mike convinced me the rain didn't matter so we headed out with a rucksack. Mid afternoon we picked a bench for our picnic and Mike knelt down in the wet grass with a beautiful ring – 2 rings intertwined with 22 diamonds, I have a bit of an obsession with even numbers! I'm sure he never doubted that I'd say yes.
We got married on 8th August 2014 at St Philip and St James Church in Witton-le-wear. I have lived there since I was a little girl, so it was really important to me that we were married at that church. The morning we got married the village green was lined with people waving and wishing us well!
Because we got married in the village church the ceremony was filled with special touches, a poem my mum wrote and a reading from Mike's father, and my next door neighbour rang the church bells. Olive and John opened the Dun Cow, our local pub, for all our friends to gather before the service.
The reception was at Lumley Castle in Chester-le-Street. We booked the venue without ever having seen it, as we were living in London at the time. We sent our Mums along to check it out and trusted their judgement completely. It was great seeing the castle for the first time knowing that was where we would be having our reception, as we got to experience it through the eyes of our guests.
We never planned on having a theme and were just picking stuff we liked. Then at the church the vicar gave a sermon and commented upon the proposal at Kew Gardens, the wild flowers, hand dried confetti and floral illustrations on the order of service, and at that point we realised that maybe there had been a theme without us realising. The whole day had a bit of a pagan feel to it, from the flowers and dress to the centrepieces and castle.
There was a lot of green and pink in our colour scheme with the combinations of wild and botanical flowers, but that happened by accident.
Mu dress was from Happily Ever After in Darlington. It was the third one I tried on. I just felt really comfortable in it and I wanted something that didn't cover my tattoo. I've always loved flowers and wear them in my hair all summer, so the floral detail at the waist band was what attracted me to the dress.
My bouquet was from Eliza Blooms in Darlington. She was just fantastic and really understood the natural, unstructured look I wanted. Daisies and pink peonies were the main flowers, with lots of greenery.
Mike wore a traditional suit from Moss Bros, with a sage green pocket scarf and cravat. He looked hot!
The bridesmaid's also wore dresses from Happily Ever After. The girls loved the mesh detail at the neckline and the flared layers. The groomsmen also wore suits from Moss Bros, but they ditched the cravat and waistcoat for the evening!
We travelled in a vintage Rolls Royce, which was hired from Elite Cars in Etherley. The driver was actually my dad's mechanic and he was great! He had a constant stream of polos and jokes to keep up relaxed.
We arranged a vintage bus to take our guests from the church to Lumley castle, which we booked by making a donation to the North East Bus Preservation Trust. It was a beautiful bus and we bought a crate of mini prosecco for our guests to drink on the journey!
Chris Parkinson was our photographer. He lives in the village and was recommended by a friend. I love his photographs, they are really different and very artistic. I am quite creative so it was great to meet someone who I knew would do something original. The photographs are so lovely and so unique, it really feels like he captured the essence of the day.
My mum and I picked the flowers for the church the morning before in a wild meadow near our village. It's a memory I will never forget: of me and my mum amongst a field of wild flowers, grasses and hundreds of butterflies. My mum's friends brought flowers from their gardens to decorate the church. The pew ends were made of poppies, corn flowers and ferns and then the arrangements consisted of daisies, cow parsley and dried grasses.
Mike and I made the woodland centerpieces ourselves. We went to the beach with Mike's father and his wife to collect driftwood, then arranged these amongst ferns, succulents, birds nests, orchids and moss. We wanted the centrepieces to look like they had just been lifted from the forest floor.
My mum and dad made all of the confetti. It was lovingly hand dried petal by petal. It was stunning when everyone threw the confetti – 20 seconds that had taken 9 months of preparation!
We didn't have favours – we bought everyone an extra glass of wine!
The cake was from Marks & Spencer – a beautiful surprise from my mum!
We would definitely recommend Lumley Castle. It was so well organised and that's exactly what we wanted planning a wedding from London. Our wedding coordinators were lovely and really understood what elements of the day were important to us.
We loved the ceremony, it was just so special to have it in the village church. We both thought we'd be such a mess and wouldn't be able to stop crying, but we just smiled and laughed our way through.
The first dance was also pretty special. We chose 'She Bangs The Drums' by the Stone Roses. About a minute into the song we realised we couldn't get away with swaying along to the music so all our friends joined in. After seeing the Stone Roses live with our friends a couple of years ago it felt extra special to relive the moment.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to smile and don't get hung up on the small stuff, it really doesn't matter. Spend as much time together as possible on the day and if it doesn't go as according to plan laugh if off!
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County Durham based photographer Chris Parkinson got in touch with his first ever blog submission, to share the engagement shoot of his best mates Shane and Jessie. Well, he might be a newbie to these pages, but Chris is certainly no novice behind the lens, as this cool and quirky set of images shows.
Chris says: I was chosen as best man at Shane & Jessie's wedding so thought it would be fitting as a gift to them if we did a pre-wedding shoot in the run up to the wedding around the local area where we live. We have some spectacular woodland so why not go for a mooch in the trees & fields?
Let's check out what they came home from the woods with, and hear Shane and Jessie's love story.
Shane says: I asked Jessie to marry me on Christmas Day – We had Jessie's family to visit for Christmas, and after Christmas dinner I sent them on a treasure hunt around the village leaving clues at each place. The final clue led to me down on one knee.
We were married on Saturday 7th June in Piercebridge, Darlington.
We met on the mountains of Flaine (France) by chance whilst we were both working as Ski Reps. Jessie was from Shropshire & I lived 200 miles away in Durham.
Our first date was spent skiing together on the mountains, nobody knew we were together so there was lots of sneaky kisses on the ski lifts. The date finished in a nice little French restaurant & a few too many drinks.
I knew that she was the one for me when we came back to the UK, we lived 200 miles apart and I realised life wasn't the same without Jessie so I upped sticks and moved to Wolverhampton. I love her ability to always make me laugh, some people probably think she's a bit mad but that's why I love her.
We're hoping for a life time of happiness, fun and laughter.
We actually wanted an engagement shoot with Chris because we'd seen some of his previous work and liked his alternative style.
The engagement shoot was lots of fun.
Before the shoot we collected Chris and his partner Sara (who are both great friends of ours) in our vintage VW Beetle (which was also Jessie's car at the wedding) Unfortunately the Beetle broke down half way through the shoot in the middle of Hamsterley Forrest with none of us having any phone reception, although we did manage to get it up and running after a little while.
Chris asked us to position ourselves in some very obscure places but after seeing all the pictures he created it was well worth all the climbing on trees, rumbling in forests and rapeseed fields.
We framed a lot of the engagement shoots and displayed them on the wedding day. Chris also provided us with a book with all the pictures as a gift.
We love Brides Up North as we have a bit of a passions for DIY weddings, Jessie spent lots of time on our wedding day doing arts & crafts. She loves to take inspiration from other people's crafty work too
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Where to get a box to ship a rifle?
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> Where to get a box to ship a rifle?
Nowhere Man
May 29, 2009, 12:45 PM
Where can I find a box that fits a rifle for shipping?
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May 29, 2009, 12:47 PM
Uline.com has rifle shipping boxes but you have to buy at least 15 of them at $2.41 each.
Nowhere Man
May 29, 2009, 12:52 PM
That means I need to buy 14 more rifles....:D I don't think my wife would go for that...
May 29, 2009, 12:56 PM
Just buy 1 rifle and use the box that it comes in. :)
May 29, 2009, 12:57 PM
What you have to do is buy a rifle and have it shipped so that you will have a box to ship your other one in.:neener:
Larry Ashcraft
May 29, 2009, 12:58 PM
Call a local trophy shop and ask them. I throw away 48" long boxes that columns come in all the time.
May 29, 2009, 01:10 PM
What you have to do is buy a rifle and have it shipped so that you will have a box to ship your other one in.
Duh, I am such a dunce, why didnt I think of that? :scrutiny:
May 29, 2009, 01:44 PM
Find a refrigerator/big screen TV box that someone is throwing away and re-cut it to the size you need.
May 29, 2009, 01:50 PM
I got mine from Home Depot. Just go to the lumber section and buy some plywood, hinges and a hasp. Build a box line it with foam and you're good to go.
May 29, 2009, 02:14 PM
The Container Store has 52x8x3" boxes that are perfect for rifles.
Nowhere Man
May 29, 2009, 02:20 PM
I like the idea of free from a trophy store.
I've never heard of the Container Store. Is it mail order?
May 29, 2009, 03:29 PM
Your local art / picture frame shop may be able to help as well. Ask for any mirror boxes that are long enough for your rifle. Usually well padded and very sturdy.
May 29, 2009, 03:37 PM
A gun shop has plenty that they discard.
May 29, 2009, 05:06 PM
Midway USA sells shipping boxes, too.
Free is better, though. But the Midway boxes are made for what you want to do.
May 29, 2009, 05:23 PM
Check with local sign shops, the boxes for the large roles of paper and vinyl they use in plotters are good for shipping rifles.
Also check with music stores, Guitar boxes are good for shipping guns as well.
LOTS of products are roughly rifle shaped, you'd be surprised how many different businesses throw away perfectly good rifle shipping boxes.
Oh and of course there's always gun shops ;)
May 29, 2009, 08:30 PM
Window treatment store.
Blinds, shades, etc. all come in boxes that might be properly sized.
I've walked around with guns in boxes so marked and nobody blinked an eye.
May 29, 2009, 09:05 PM
+1 Container Store.
Or go to Wal-Mart around 11pm when they are stocking and help yourself.
May 29, 2009, 09:15 PM
Here is what I do. Go to any UPS store and buy a sheet of cardboard. Then make a triangular box. Its very easy to do, very sturdy and a sheet of card board that is 4 feet by 6 feet is about $4.
May 29, 2009, 11:26 PM
I got a couple from a local gunshop.
May 30, 2009, 12:14 AM
Buy an M1 Garand from the CMP. It comes in a very nice cardboard box with "egg carton" foam inserts.
May 30, 2009, 12:18 AM
A gun shop has plenty that they discard.
Bingo! :neener:
May 30, 2009, 12:23 AM
You can trim a large box to size or tape a couple boxes together.
May 30, 2009, 12:56 AM
I would just buy a relatively inexpensive plastic foam lined gun case and use it. Call it the cost of doing business. If it is for repair, then hopefully you will get the case returned to you.
Claude Clay
May 30, 2009, 01:02 AM
.....reuse the one they shipped the box you bought in.
May 30, 2009, 05:49 AM
I've never heard of the Container Store. Is it mail order?
The Container Store is a national chain that sells boxes, shelving, bottles, just about anything to store things in. The nearest one to you is in Miami.
I don't see the long box listed on the website, but ask them at:
Nowhere Man
May 30, 2009, 07:41 AM
Thanks:) Glad I asked...
May 30, 2009, 09:50 AM
I bought a box of fluorescent light bulbs (the long kind) that might fit a rifle.
May 30, 2009, 12:58 PM
Just make sure it's a decent box. Something flimsy won't hold up in shipping. Make sure it's packed so that the rifle can't shift around, or it will end up poking out of the box!
I always toss those rifle boxes up in the attic so there's always one on hand.
Average Joe
May 30, 2009, 09:21 PM
I make my own, with heavy duty cardboard, glue, and packing tape.
May 31, 2009, 10:15 AM
Go to Lowe's et al and ask for a water heater/weed whacker/etc box. They get some big cardboard there. Cut the ends off and wrap it around your rifle. Tape as necessary.
When you go to ship, they may measure length, width and height. They always come up with a very small number when a side is just a fold. Most of the time, you save money when shipping the above compared to an intact box.
May 31, 2009, 10:24 AM
I've used golf club boxes - depending on the length of the gun. They are very sturdy.
May 31, 2009, 11:13 AM
Remember when shipping with UPS, if you ship in a previously shipped box they will not pay on any damage claims. It's BS, but that's the way it is.
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This has probably been answered before but I can't find it. When I use the Nestles Dulce de leche for filling in a cake does the cake need to be refrigerated? Is it perishable like whip cream and can only stay out an hour maybe or more like cream cheese that can stay out for several hours? Thanks.
I'm not familiar with DDL, but sweetened condensed milk requires refrigeration after the can's opened.
I make dulce de leche by cooking a can of condensed milk in the pressure cooker. My kids and husband eat it straight from the can, either cooked or uncooked. The opened cans have been left out overnight and they still taste the same the following morning.
I realize that this is a super old thread, but since you seem to have experience with making dulce de leche in the pressure cooker, you may have the answer to my question. I also make it that way... and yes, my family also eats it straight out of a can, cooked or uncooked . The question is, can you cook a can that has tabs to open or only the regular kind. They seem to be coming out with the tabs on a lot of brands (including Borden, my preferred brand).
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U.S. Hostage Policy: Will Recent Changes Help?
Jul 31, 2015
On the day that President Obama announced changes to U.S. hostage policy, a former captive of Somali pirates, journalist Michael Scott Moore, provided personal insight into the ordeal and America's approach to dealing with ransom demands.
Iran's President Rouhani: Assessing His First Two Years in Office
Jul 31, 2015
Two years into a term that promised to change the tone and substance of Iran's politics and relationships around the world, a panel of experts gathered to assess President Rouhani's performance beyond the nuclear deal. That's the focus of this edition of REWIND.
After Mullah Omar's Death, the Taliban Could Fracture Further
Jul 31, 2015
"We may be seeing in Afghanistan the calm before the storm. If tensions spill over, splinter groups could form and some Taliban members could defect to Islamic State. Should such tumult feed on itself enough, it might even tear the Taliban apart," writes Michael Kugelman.