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EA SPORTS – pioneers in the Golden Age of hockey videogames – is once again leading the charge into the Next Gen Era with the most intuitive and authentic experience to date. Powered by next generation gameplay and rebuilt from the ground up, NHL 07 features new responsive controls and drastic improvements in graphics that represent a watershed for the best-selling hockey game franchise.
Never take your hands off the analog sticks as you take complete command of every movement on the ice with a revolutionary new Skill Stick system. This intuitive gameplay scheme delivers an unparalleled sense of on-ice speed and control as you direct virtually every player movement. Using the left stick to direct your lower body, and the right to control the upper, you will attain a level of fluidity only experienced on the ice. Skate into the zone and glide around your defenders, while bringing your stick across your body and drawing it back to fire a slapshot – all without touching a button.
Know the skills of your players from the behaviors of their real-life counterparts with new Player-Specific Behaviors. Be a Sniper and rip one from the slot, make pylons out of the defense as a Dangler, or use your size and strength to dominate the crease as a Power Forward.
Off the ice, act as the General Manager in an enhanced Dynasty Mode. Do whatever it takes to meet an owner's expectations by properly managing rosters and using your creativity to fit player salaries under the new cap
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The crazy Eskimo (sorry, Inuit) that saw a frozen shit laying around and thought by himself: "I bet I can get it between those two ice pads with my stick" should get a statue as since then mankind has gotten an additional hip sport. A sport that according to EA gets associated with young angry […]
Whether NHL 07 is the x-th version of the z-th sports game, is something I'll leave to you. In this review we'll be looking at whether the new control scheme can compensate the lack of new options or possibilities, as like in so many other sports games on the 360, also this title has a […]
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10 Reasons to Dump Your Gym
Your gym should be a place that gets you going – if not, it's time you start looking into other options. And there's always another place around the corner.
When you're heading into a dirty gym with unhelpful employees who do nothing about that broken treadmill for weeks, all while hordes of new people flock to the gym hogging the equipment you want to use while paying a fraction of your membership fees, it's obvious they're not doing enough for regular exercisers like you.
Here's a list of 10 warning signs to watch out for.
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1) Broken equipment not getting fixed in time
Before deciding to get your membership, you had a look around the gym to see what kind of machinery and equipment they had. You didn't join thinking you would never be able to use some of it. As soon as something breaks, the staff should take notice and take strides to get it fixed as soon as possible. Even if it isn't a piece of equipment you usually use, or if there are other working machines, it reflects poorly on a gym if something is out of commission for more than a few days. "Nowadays, you can get parts over night and service people in a day or two," trainer Mike Duffy says. "So if your treadmill is out for more than a week or your lat pull-down cable has been twisted around the weight stack for weeks it's time to look for a new gym." Duffy goes on to say that this is often a sign of an apathetic gym owner or of a gym that simply cannot afford the repairs and may go under soon. Either way, it's a sign to take your workouts elsewhere.
[see: Make Cardio More Effective]
2) Equipment Is Chosen For "Trendiness"
Don't get caught up in appearances while judging a gym. As mentioned before, make sure it's clean, but you should also be able to make the distinction between what equipment is there to create a glossy exterior for casual exercisers and what equipment will actually get you in shape. "The equipment that actually gets the job done isn't always sexy," trainer Greg Robins says. "Barbells and squat racks are the foundation of strength training. However, most gyms have maybe 4 barbells and only a single rack!" If your gym neglects machines that have proven their worth over the course of fitness history in favor of newly invented machines, tread mills pointed at flat screen TVs and juice bars, the gym may be trying to get more money by seeming cool than by trying to get you in shape.
3) There's No Open Space
Your gym might have a ton of great equipment, but is there enough room to use it? There are plenty of machines that won't require a huge amount of space, but you'll also want the freedom to move without worrying about smashing into another person or machine. "A good training environment will have the space allotted to not only move weight in place but also to push it, carry it, drag it, throw it, and so on," Robins says. A gym cluttered with equipment is overkill – allotting space for movement should be a huge priority. A gym overbooked with members can be even worse, since you won't want to jostle past people or feel hindered in any way as you move around. Basically, if your gym makes you feel claustrophobic, find a way out!
4) Bad Employee Attitudes
Gym employees should be welcoming and ready to help you with whatever questions or requests you may have. Even if you tend to be the kind of guy who flies solo or with just a couple friends, the staff should be friendly and take notice of who you are, how long you've been a member and how often you come in. Take it as a huge warning sign if employees are tentative to help you out, put off a negative vibe or just seem to sulk on the job. It's mostly going to be you or a trainer pushing your body to get stronger, but you also deserve a bit of moral support from the staff.
[see: The 8 Worst People at the Gym]
5) Lack of equipment you like to use
This is a simple one to consider, hopefully before you ever agree to any sort of membership. Have a look around before you sign onto anything, and don't let your frugal tendencies overtake you. Plenty of gyms are overpriced, but that doesn't mean you should turn to the suspiciously cheap one as an alternative. If the person on staff trying to get you to sign up tells you the gym will expand soon and get new equipment you hope to use, ask around a bit and see if this is a promise they've been making for a while. If so, avoid it, or best of luck running on a rickety treadmill for the next bunch of months on your membership.
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I would like the people who savagely killed the 39 antelopes in Dalhart this past December to know what I think of them.
I am sure this act was committed by more than one person. Cowards like these don't act alone; they have to show off. They are barbaric imbeciles not worthy to be called human beings.
The worst serial killers in history have always started with torturing and/or killing animals. Be on your guard - these cowards dwell among us.
I just hope that someone who observed this slaughter will call the Operation Game Thief Reward Hotline at 800-792-4263 or the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Amarillo office at 806-379-8900.
Don't jump to rollback conclusions
We are writing in response to Feb. 14 front-page article "Randall cuts 33 positions."
There is a quote in the article from Sharon Powell: "I just want those voters in Amarillo to know what they have done."
We are three of those voters and we did not vote for the rollback. We are very proud to live in Randall County, and very proud of our new sheriff and his new chief deputy. We would never want any county employee to lose his job.
So please don't lump all Amarillo voters together. There are a few of us who can, and do, think for ourselves.
Also, Ms. Powell did not mention her fellow citizens who live in Canyon and rural Randall county who voted for the rollback.
Watch that first step
I could not agree more with R. Carlton's Feb. 25 letter. However I would like to take it a step further.
Randall County was plagued by lawsuits from a justice of the peace who, when elected, proclaimed that the salary offered would be sufficient. He won $100,000! Next came a constable who proclaimed a $1 salary would be sufficient - until he lost the election. His case is still pending.
The cleaning up of sewage was proclaimed to be reimbursable when first discussed and acted upon. After completion, it became an expense of the county instead.
Now we've had a rollback election.
In her Feb. 18 letter, Nancy C. Parker of Canyon stated that closing the Randall County Annex would be a good idea. However, Tax Assessor/Collector Carol Autry advises we really need the revenue of car dealers in Amarillo.
Ms. Parker mentioned driver's licenses and having to go all the way to Amarillo. I believe the state is to blame for having placed the Department of Motor Vehicles where the majority of the population resides.
Another issue is the DARE program. Past history has proven it doesn't work, so why waste money Randall County surely could put to use for productivity?
And how can Judge Ted Wood send letters to other judges requesting a $1,000 salary cut, when he declined? Hypocrisy at its best!
Instead of merging Randall and Potter counties, why not annex South Amarillo from Loop 335 north to Potter County? This would dissolve the conflict between the city folk and country folk and give Canyon back the controlling interest.
Cold winters, warm hearts
I would like to comment on Jennie Sparks' Feb. 21 guest column concerning the benefits of living in Amarillo.
I am also a transplant to Amarillo, moving here from Washington six months ago. Relocating from a state renowned for its scenic beauty, I have been continually asked why I did it. The Panhandle doesn't offer the dramatic seascapes, majestic mountains and towering lush forests that I came to know in Washington. However, I have found a more subtle beauty here - the wide-openness, sunsets that dazzle the eyes, cool night breezes and the uplifting sunlight that I missed so much in Washington.
But the true beauty of Amarillo lies more in its people, who, as Ms. Sparks mentioned, are apt to stop and talk to you even if they are strangers. In most parts of the country, people won't give you the time of day if they don't know you.
I also find refreshing the small courtesies extended to me for no reason other than to be nice. I have had several shop owners tell me "no charge" after I make a small purchase.
During a recent snowstorm, a motorist saw me walking on the sidewalk and offered to drive me to my destination.
A woman I did not know stopped me on the street and asked if she could mail the letters in my hand since she was on the way to the post office. Anywhere but Amarillo, I would have thought this was an attempted mail theft.
This is the first time I have lived in a town located in what is commonly referred to as the Bible Belt. What I originally thought would be a mecca for fanatical Christians turned out to be a caring community with church and religion a main focus and not a sidelight.
It has taken me six months to get used to all these differences, but now I couldn't imagine living in a better place - even with the worst winter on record.
Fair is fair
I voted for the rollback because I believe county government needs to spend less money.
The library funding from the Harrington Trust is a perfect example. The private sector will step in, if it is something the people really feel is needed or wanted, and help to fund these "extra" projects. I do not believe that the county should be funding the library or community services (High Plains Food Bank, The Bridge).
I believe that the Extension Office has outlived its original intent and is now more a drain on the county than of use to the community. 4-H is nice and extracurricular activities do aid our youth in many ways, but my husband and I support our children's activities without help from the county.
If the county continues paying for 4-H, then in fairness, it should pay for all extracurricular activities children are involved in. If the county is unable, or unwilling, to fund all, then it shouldn't do any.
County money should be used for necessities that aid the entire county. South Amarillo people are part of Randall County and are paying more than their fair share.
If the rural people (of which I am one) are able to create a fire district on their own, then they should. As long as they can get the county to pay, they will never have the initiative to do so.
Regardless of what cuts are made or where the budget stands, city people should not pay more than their fair share. As far as the argument that city people use these services, too, rural people use the city services. And while they do pay for the service through the sales tax, at least people have the option of whether or not to shop in Amarillo.
Support creating a fire district in rural Randall County and let the commissioners keep services like the district attorney and sheriff's offices where there is no other option.
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Wide area file services increase remote office, branch office efficiency
Wide area file services (WAFS) are changing the way remote office, branch office (ROBO) sites are run. It's important for VARs to be current on the technology and understand how to implement them for customers.
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Pretty much since the birth of computers, remote offices have been a pain in the butt for IT. Before the client/server style of computing became a standard, the mainframes did all the crunching at the data center and presented the results on a terminal. If that terminal happened to be in the HQ, one got a response in a reasonable amount of time. If one happened to be far away, then you got what you got. Yes, all kinds of terminal server software was created to serve the remote users better but, all in all, the performance stunk. At least a few of you out there remember 1,400 bits per second modems. (Yes, you read it right. There is no K in it. One could almost carry the bits to the other side faster on foot with sneakers on.)
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But since valuable data was not only created in the remote offices but data from HQ was also modified and sent back from time to time, data needed to be protected in the remote offices. Lo and behold, we had to add a media server, backup software and perhaps a tape autoloader to each branch office. The backed-up data then needed to be sent somewhere for protection from disasters.
A number of schemes became popular over the years but the most common ones included shipping of tapes daily to the HQ, replicating backup data electronically to the HQ or to another third-party vault. It is hard to believe, but that is the state-of-the-art today. Most remote offices today look like mini-data centers but with one key ingredient missing: local IT expertise. Little surprise that the remote user is up-in-arms and feels neglected. Good, or bad, that is how we have managed so far.
But not anymore! There are three reasons that the status quo is unacceptable moving forward. One, the amount of data being created is putting a lot of pressure on this methodology. Secondly, in this day and age when even the design and testing of data is outsourced to places like India and China, remote offices are no longer the shadow of the HQ. They are creators of large amounts of extremely valuable data that needs the same care and feeding as the most critical data being generated in the HQ. Thirdly, and probably the most critical, is the fact that the regulatory bodies have basically said, "We don't care where you create or manipulate data, all data must be treated in such a way as to meet the regulation." That means you can't say you lost the SS#s for 10,000 customers because the person in the branch office backed up the data that night, took it home for shipping it to the HQ the next day and lost his briefcase in the bar where the poor guy, after a hard day's work, stopped just for one beer. No, that is not acceptable anymore. Yes, someone can possibly go to jail for losing that data, but it may not be the person who lost it. It may be the CIO… or the CEO.
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A location where people on vacation can pitch a tent and spend the day is commonly known as a campground. Campgrounds in Tamworth are places used for camping throughout New Hampshire, especially one equipped with cooking grills, water, and bathrooms. It is very common to spend one's leisure time in a different way than one's daily or business life. There are campgrounds having sites with special conveniences such as fire rings, barbecue grills and other relevant utilities. Some campgrounds in New Hampshire are near lakes, which actually adds to the fun by facilitating outdoor sports like fishing and swimming. These extra features and conveniences actually attract people to choose campgrounds irrespective of their high rates.
Keurig Introduces Recyclable K-Cups, But Environmentalists Ain't Buying It
(Long Island, NY) People love coffee. They also love convenience. That's why Keurig Green Mountain's eponymous coffee machine has taken the world by storm…instead of being forced to grind beans, dump them into a paper filter, and run hot water through them in order to get a steaming cup of joe, those looking for a quick caffeine fix can simply..


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Texas starting offensive lineman Kent Perkins will serve a one-game suspension following his arrest last week on a charge of driving while intoxicated, Longhorns football coach Charlie Strong announced Monday.
Perkins will not play against Oklahoma State on Saturday and will also undergo counseling and perform community service. He also faces further internal discipline.
Perkins met with reporters on Monday and apologized for his actions.
"I made a mistake, and I really apologize for that," Perkins said. "That's not me. That's not my character. That's not what I'm about. I'm just ready to gain the trust back from those people, and I know I disappointed a lot of people, and the biggest thing right now is I just want to move forward, forget about this mistake. I'm a leader on this team.
"I need to act like that on and off the field. I'm just ready to put all this behind me and start moving forward."
The Longhorns senior starter at right guard was arrested during Texas' bye week early Friday morning following a single-vehicle collision near campus.
According to the probable-cause affidavit, Perkins was found asleep in his car in the drive-thru line of a Raising Cane's restaurant shortly before 3 a.m. When a constable told him to move his car, Perkins drove off and wrecked his car in a nearby parking lot.
The 6-foot-5, 320-pound lineman took a preliminary breath test at the scene of the crash and had a blood-alcohol content of 0.178, more than twice the legal limit.


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Jennifer Tomazic, the WDJT-TV morning co-anchor, has left the station. Her husband who is relocating for a job, according to the station. Her last broadcast was Friday
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MSO Pops revels in Great American Songbook
Infectious isn't always a bad thing.
Leaving Uihlein Hall after Friday evening's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Pops performance, I stopped counting the number of people who were quietly, or not so quietly, humming strains of the show's encore, the Gershwin brothers' "I Got Rhythm." »Read Full Article(5)
Windfall Theatre struggles to find 'A Time to Live'
There's nothing that terrifies us more or gets talked about less than what it means to die - or the related prospect of soldiering on when those dearest to us are gone.
That's the subject of Howard Goldstein's "A Time to Live," now receiving its world premiere courtesy of Windfall Theatre - an intrepid company that consistently stages plays involving those thorny subjects that matter most. "Time" opened Friday under Carol Zippel's direction. »Read Full Article(2)
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My final block for this QAL! And the first one I have failed to get ready on time, thanks to a total technology failure while I was away from home for the weekend. Best laid plans and all that. Once again, I hand pieced this block - it's become by... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2016 at A life in lists
As I have with the past few blocks, I hand pieced this one. Hand piecing works so well for these fiddly little blocks with lots of pieces, and actually isn't much slower than machine piecing for so many small parts. If I was to machine piece it, I'd probably foundation... Continue reading
Posted Jul 17, 2016 at A life in lists
Well this was a rather gentle little block. I am still traumatised from piecing Jewel, so it was nice to have a second one that went relatively well after Mother. In fact, as a rule, the blocks I have hand pieced have gone far more successfully than the machine pieced... Continue reading
Posted Jun 12, 2016 at A life in lists
Dare I say it; this block actually went quite well. A couple of the others (I'm looking at you, Jewel and Anne) have been varying degrees of disastrous, so it was a relief to have one that went together relatively easily! Although I think this was largely because I abandoned... Continue reading
Posted May 1, 2016 at A life in lists
So. Jewel. Let's just say it wasn't entirely my favourite block so far. You know sometimes you sit down to do a bit of sewing and not one single thing goes right? Let's list the litany of disasters that made up Jewel: Couldn't find the fabrics I wanted to use,... Continue reading
Posted Feb 21, 2016 at A life in lists
Finally, finally, we're ready to go for round 2. Last year's hand pieced mini swap (with the hashtag #handpiecedminiswap on instagram) was a huge success, and I'm looking forward to making 2016's even better. If you follow me on instagram (@lifeinlists) you'll have seen that I've been sounding out for... Continue reading
Posted Feb 5, 2016 at A life in lists
I hope you're all enjoying sewing along with the Farmers Wife 1930s QAL - I've been doing very little sewing along, but very much enjoying seeing everyone's progress as the various quilts begin to take shape. My block for this week is Em - one of the most piece-heavy blocks... Continue reading
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#fw1930sqal - the most indecipherable hashtag ever, but also a really good quilt along, Block 6; Anne
Glaring sunshine photograph, just so you can see every little imperfection in my block. Next time I'm taking photos on a cloudy day. Have you given in and started yours yet? Instagram is abuzz with the quilt along for the Farmers Wife 1930s Sampler Quilt book. The QAL is hosted... Continue reading
Posted Sep 27, 2015 at A life in lists
I am so in love with this quilt - Jen Kingwell's My Small World pattern is sublime, and I'm so excited to be expanding it up to double bed sized so I can enjoy it every single day once it's finished. I detailed my expansion plans in this post, and... Continue reading
Posted Jun 13, 2015 at A life in lists
image: verykerryberry After a week or two of Instagram build up, I am so excited that the #mysmallworldqal is finally officially beginning today. In case you're a non-instagram user (go on, sign up, you know you want to) or you haven't come across it, what that rather mouthy hashtag is... Continue reading
Posted May 17, 2015 at A life in lists
So last week's WIP Wednesday was on small hexagons. This week's WIP Wednesday is on tiny hexagons. I wanted to do a couple of projects that showed the kinds of things you could do with a little Liberty scrap bag, and a doll quilt seemed the perfect way to show... Continue reading
Posted Apr 29, 2015 at A life in lists
A project notebook of mostly baby stuff. A favourites list of mostly stuff for meeeeeeee. I lost my knitting mojo a bit a couple of years ago after a handful of truly dire projects when I tried to get into garment knitting, and have knitted nothing but socks ever since.... Continue reading
Posted Apr 27, 2015 at A life in lists
I started this quilt a few years ago, at a Brit Bee meet up long before I was even pregnant with Percy. I remember mainly because everyone laughed at the ridiculously tiny hexagons and informed me that I would never finish a quilt in 3/4" hexies. Of course, they may... Continue reading
Posted Apr 22, 2015 at A life in lists
I think Terri would probably laugh at the crooked block placement, wonky binding and dodgy quilting too, but hopefully she'd still be pleased it's finished and used! J xx
And this is definitely one of the special ones. This quilt was made from the blocks I had made in the first round of the Brit Bee, several years ago now. I think I gave everyone the theme of circles and told them to go wild with the fairly random selection of fabric I sent - everyone...
And this is definitely one of the special ones. This quilt was made from the blocks I had made in the first round of the Brit Bee, several years ago now. I think I gave everyone the theme of circles and told them to go wild with the fairly random... Continue reading
Posted Apr 5, 2015 at A life in lists
Sign ups are now CLOSED. Thanks to all of you that have signed up, and if you missed the boat this time, I'm sure there will be a round two later this year. If you want to volunteer to be an angel, please drop me an email at email@example.com. If... Continue reading
Posted Apr 3, 2015 at A life in lists
I am so excited by my new thing. It all started when I went hunting for a lovely doll for Percy's first birthday in a few weeks (this little dainty baby is almost one! How did that happen?). And it turns out that pleasing, ethically made and all-natural dolls are... Continue reading
Posted Mar 18, 2015 at A life in lists
I'm really not terribly rock 'n' roll when it comes to beverages. I don't really drink alcohol, I'm not a massive fan of coffee and I treat myself to the odd glass of Coca Cola a handful of times a year (only when it's ice cold, and only from a... Continue reading
Posted Feb 12, 2015 at A life in lists
And the first person who points out that it only had one actual thing on it and I'm still three days late finishing it is getting a smack upside the head. Sock knitting is such a pleasingly magical thing. Turning string not only into fabric, but into fabric that goes... Continue reading
Posted Feb 4, 2015 at A life in lists
I've been ticking stuff off my To Do lists for what weeks, waiting until I finally got down to 'do some actual sewing' and could finally play with some of the gorgeous new season Liberty prints. Since the prints are Alice in Wonderland themed, it seemed eminently sensible to make... Continue reading
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Shockingly, I quite like a good list (I know, right? You'd never guess). I don't have a huuuuuge amount of time this year - no childcare, a husband with a full time job, two businesses. It's all very relaxed around here, NOT - but I do have some hand making... Continue reading
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OK, so not only am I currently offering 20% in my etsy shop with the discount code RESTOCK20 (guess what, I need to restock, so I need to clear my feet a bit), but I've also reduced the price of random charm packs (36 different 5" liberty print squares) and... Continue reading
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This was excellent! Very easy to do. Rather than baking on a hot summer day, I used croutons for the bread, sprinkled my cheese, and microwaved it for 2 minutes. In the winter, when homegrown tomatoes aren't plentiful, I'm going to use a brand of canned tomatoes that's very low in sodium, Del Frittata (sp?). This is a great recipe for healthy eaters! Thanks.
Excellent! Perfect for a cold day. The melted cheese is awesome. I don't have oven proof bowls so I toasted some bread and buttered it, sprinkled on some garlic salt then threw it in the broiler with some mozzarella. It worked great. The only changes I made was cutting back on the onions and I de-glazed the pot with some white wine before adding the liquid. Mmmmm. Makes my mouth water just thinking about it.


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On the bluffs of the Illinois River, this small but charming park is home to an enormous outdoor sculpture. Mounds representing five earthen sculptures molded from Illinois clay, known as Effigy Tumuli, invite visitors to walk around and explore. All five subjects, including a snake, turtle, catfish, frog and insect are native to the Illinois River area. This State Park offers the ideal terrain for the beginner hiker.
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The Illinois River slices a 273-mile long path through the state—its waters lapping along the shores of many cities, including LaSalle, Peru, Peoria and Ottawa to name just a few. It's in Ottawa where the Illinois River meets Buffalo Rock. Buffalo Rock sits like a sandstone island above the surrounding land and the Illinois River, and offers sweeping views of this famed waterway. Whether you're kayaking or canoeing, you'll experience the shear power of the winding river that was carved by glacial melt water in all its seasonal colors, with its various incarnations of forests, wetlands, bluffs and prairies to enjoy.
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Saw Wee Kee Park sits along the south shore of the Fox River. Located in Oswego this park has an abundance of fun, advanced mountain bike singletrack trails to conquer. These 5 miles of steep inclines and quick descents will give you plenty of stories to tell your friends. While you are there you can also fish, kayak and canoe along the Fox River.
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The Vaughan Athletic Center is dedicated to fitness excellence with quality equipment and programs designed to offer members the best value for their fitness dollar. The newest facility in the Fox Valley Park District is the Vaughan Athletic Center located on Indian Trail near Orchard Road on the far west side of Aurora. The Vaughan Athletic Center features 225,000 square feet of athletic, fitness, and aquatic fun. The Vaughan Athletic Center is home to an aquatic center with three indoor pools. The aquatic center offers lap swimming, diving boards, warm water therapy, swim lessons, and aquatic fitness classes. In addition, there is an indoor water park featuring two water slides, a lazy river, and spray and play areas. In the Vaughan Athletic Center's 10,000-square-foot, full-service fitness center, members can use a wide variety of equipment, attend the Fox Valley area's best group exercise classes, and receive personalized, one-on-one help from certified trainers. This year-round indoor water park has tube slides, zero-depth entry and interactive water play.
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Dotted along the 179-mile byway, you'll find an unprecedented series of interpretive murals. Each artistically embodies the cultural heritage of the community where it is located and the legacy of the historic highway. Needless to say, taking a road trip to all or a couple makes for a nostalgic adventure.
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The Egyptian Theatre hosts film festivals, special movie screenings, and live entertainment events. This theatre is a 1929, fully restored Egyptian Art Deco movie palace and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The Egyptian is also available for rentals, tours, weddings, graduations, parties and receptions. Capacity: 1,419 Raised stage with dressing room below; balcony and lobby space. - New Google Maps 360 tour of the theatre is now available http://bit.ly/1TJnAdb
Bea Gurler was nine years old when her father George moved his family into the house in 1893. Her cousins, the children of her father's brother Henry, had been living since 1888 in the Ellwood Mansion. Everyone said it was magnificent. Bea's parents George and Zillah, evidently shared a taste in homes that favored the elegance of simplicity. It was the unimposing yet dignified structure on Pine Street–where the back door was always open. George and Henry Gurler were both prominent businessmen, and joint owners of a number of dairies. They quickly became world-famous and respected by many dairy farmers. Bea eventually made it a goal of hers to renovate The Gurler House to be the home that she once new and loved. The Gurler House hosts an annual Folk Music Festival every summer, where people are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the music. While you are at The Gurler House, make sure to take a walk through their beautiful garden.
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Your host, Yogi Bear™, invite you to "Discover the Experience" at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™, "Where you always camp with friends™". We now offer one or two room rustic cabins, sleeping four to eight people respectfully, three deluxe cabins sleeping up to eight and park model trailers sleeping up to eight. We have two heated pools, a kiddie pool, and a hot tub. Of course we still have all the amenities you expect as well as planned activities, and theme weekends.


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Sir Martin Gilbert on Iraq panel
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Two of British Jewry's most eminent academics, Sir Martin Gilbert and Sir Lawrence Freedman, have been appointed to the government's committee of inquiry into the Iraq War.
Sir Lawrence, vice-principal and professor of war studies at King's College, London, and Sir Martin, whose books include histories of the world wars, are being made privy counsellors.
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Our Lady of Peace girls basketball to play in CYO state tournament
The Our Lady of Peace girls basketball team will play in the CYO state tournament this weekend, starting today at Lancaster Catholic High School.
Our Lady of Peace (29-3) will face Geibel Catholic of Greensburg at 8:45 p.m. Geibel went 12-0 in the regular season and is led by Grace Nowicki and Lauren Kosslow. The winner will play the St. Gabriel of Pittsburgh- St. Andrew of Altoona winner Saturday.
Emily Shopene is Our Lady of Peace's leading scorer, while Emily Hamilton is the school's leading rebounder and Lindsey Friello is its top defender.
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Milwaukee Art Museum will be free this weekend
The Milwaukee Art Museum's admission will be free on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is to mark the opening of "30 Americans," a multi-generational art exhibit featuring the work of African American artists.
Many of the artists in the exhibit address issues of race and cultural identity in very direct ways, and the show is one of the first in the museum's featured exhibition space to explore such issues so directly. The museum has also placed "Wisconsin 30" an exhibit of 30 African American artists from the state on view. »Read Full Blog Post
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Lauren Conrad, fashion designer, style expert and best-selling author, teamed up with Kohl's to treat three teens from Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to a celebrity styling session Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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I had always wanted one but never had the extra "dough" for it until now! I have been baking all kinds of things made from scratch and I absolutely love it! I was never much of a baker before but now i make cookies and zucchini bread and banana bread and hubby takes them to work because we cant finish it all! It also looks beautiful when it sits on the on the counter.
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It's hard for me to give a reasonable review, because the advertisement (when I purchased it, a week before Christmas) was misleading. The advert stated that this mixer was going to come with not only the three mixing pieces, the bowl, and mixer; but for, it also stated that the mixer was supposed to come with the two piece covers for the top of the mixer & a $20 eGift card for Walmart. Unfortunately, what was thought to be an excellent purchase, turned out to be definitely not what I expected. This was the most expensive "gift" (let alone the occasion) I had ever bought my mother. So, on Christmas morning, upon my mother opening her new mixer--I was left in shock when we realized that the mixer was missing pieces.. The only advice I can give is to screen capture and print the advertisement after you have placed the order to show and provide evidence of what you wanted to buy, so you don't end up instead receiving something you end up purchasing without evidence and it having missing pieces, as in my case. Good luck shoppers!
Kitchen Aid Customer Service is Awful. While using this mixer for the first time it leaked a gray oily substance in my cake batter. I called Kitchen Aid customer service and the manager at the customer service center blamed the delivery driver for possible dropping the mixer and causing it to leak. If the deliver driver did drop the mixer it was not in my presence. He took great care in the product. He even brought it in the house and sat it on the floor. I asked kitchen Aid only to reimburse me for my expense in my cake batter. The Kitchen Aid customer Service head manager would not. He only wanted to give me a credit towards the purchase of another kitchen aid product on their site. Everything on their site is very expensive. Why would I want another product with Kitchen Aid and this product is not right? I stayed on the phone with Kitchen Aid Customer Service manager for 3 or 4 hours and still did not get a satisfactory solution from them. In Summary: You better hope you don't have any problems with Kitchen Aid products because they will not try to make it right.
I initially wanted this mixer, but based on a review by jbskaggs where where she said the Oster was as good if not better than this mixer, I decided to buy the Oster based on that review. BIG MISTAKE. I do a LOT of baking at Christmas time. I have a large client base that I bake cookies and cinnamon rolls for every year, and my hand mixer has been doing fine for years. But this year I wanted something that is more designed for big jobs. The Oster only made it through 3 days of cooking. On the last batch of cookies, the engine started to stall, no matter what speed, and would come on at full blast spewing ingredients all over. So we went and got the KA that I initially wanted. The difference is night and day. Made a large batch of oatmeal cookies and they came out perfect. It runs nice and quiet. I should have gone with my initial instinct first.
I replaced my KitchenaAid Stand Mixer given to me over 20 years ago. I loved it. It came with two glass bowls that were wide enough to scrape while mixing. This new model comes with one bowl and it is too narrow to scrape while mixing. I have to continually stop the mixer, lift it up, scrape the sides of the bowl then back to mixing for a minute then repeat. My Christmas baking is usually an enjoyable event for me but this year I was very frustrated at having to stop and scrape. Why on earth would they change the design???? It is NOT an improvement. I want my old one back. It worked beautifully and KitchenAid should have left well enough alone!
We purchased this for the FCS classroom, it is a great addition and good product.
It's pretty and functional and does small batches perfectly. Struggles a little with a stiff cookie dough mix but manages.
Definitely not suited to large scale baking.
Allows for attachments which is great.
Easy to clean.
Reasonable on space.
This mixer is great. It is the first step into the KitchenAid world of mixers. Love the tilt head better than the ones that don't tilt. It will stand time where other mixers will fall short. I own one for my home and love it, so, when we needed a mixer for the church kitchen to help in making 1,000 cookies for an out reach ministry, I choose a KitchenAid. We have been pleased with the power of this mixer. We can only cream the wet ingredients because it's bowl is not large enough to put 8 cups of dry ingredients but we knew that when we bought it. I hope you enjoy yours. :)
I have a very small budget and needed a machine that could knead french bread dough. I bought the Oster Planetary machine for a $150 and the kitchenAid Classic from Walmart for $199 and ran six batches of bread through both machines. This Oster Mixer makes more noise than the Kitchen Aid and the attachments are not as heavy duty as the Kitchen Aid. But this Oster machine has more torque and the mixing action combined with the bowl shape created six consistent dough balls. The Kitchen Aid only consistently kneaded four out of six batches. I wish I had filmed the two machines making dough. The Oster actually flips the dough around, folding, and kneading it while the Kitchen Aid Classic sorta does more of just twisting the dough, the Oster just does a better job of actually simulating human hand kneading of the bread. I have owned larger KitchenAids and they are worth the money, this smaller 250watt version just doesn't have the torque to handle the heavy bread doughs.
This Oster Planetary machine has a 350watt motor and the Kitchen Aid classic has a 250 watt motor. Also this machine does not have the ability to have the extra attachments like pasta maker etc like the Kitchen Aid.
Though either machine would work for batters, creams, etc the Kitchen Aid Classic does not work well for actual bread doughs. Where as the Oster machine handles the doughs just fine- with this caveat I don't know how long making doughs everyday it will last. If you can afford it a machine with a motor of 450watts or better would be the perfect size for making lot's of batches of bread doughs at home, this Oster can do the job if you are like me and cannot afford a $500 mixer. When I do buy a bigger mixer- if Oster sells a larger Machine I will definitely buy it. And I would definitely not hesitate to buy the oster mixer for my friends or family as a solid home mixer.
If you want a Kitchen Aid buy the Artisan model (350watt) at least, as this classic model with 250watt motor will just frustrate you in making yeast breads. If you are just wanting to make batter breads and creams etc this kitchen Aid Classic machine works well.
I bought this for my mom as one of her Christmas gifts and she loves it! She has rheumatoid arthritis so baking used to be a challenge when it came to mixing. It mixes all the ingredients evenly which is super nice compared to her old handheld. I do think it is a TAD bit on the noisy side but what more could you expect from such a powerful mixer?!
After burning out a beater every 6 months I bought the kitchen aid and I am very happy. I have one recipe for cookies that burns out beaters very quickly not this time!! Just fantastic very heavy duty. I would recommend this to everyone, in fact I have given one as a present to a family member for Christmas..
I didnt think there would be much difference between the 4.5qt and the 5qt but there is. I like the 5qt much better. The bowl also does not have a handle, so emptying is not as convienient.
Excellent stand mixer for most baking. If you're planning on making heavy duty breads or large batches, you'll want to go with one of the pro models. This is much more affordable, and works just fine for someone who loves to bake. It is not for retail baking. It's very difficult to find a good quality stand mixer, like a Kitchenaid, for under $350-$700. This mixer is the answer. It has much more power than a hand mixer. It is very sturdy and reliable. You can also purchase attachments for this mixer. I had a hand-me-down Sunbeam mixer up the Mts. I finally decided to get a 2nd Kitchenaid! Now I have one for downstate and one for upstate. I'm a very happy baker!!
This is a direct replacement for an identical mixer that started making some serious grinding sounds. I'm disappointed that repairing the old one costs nearly as much as a new one...
When I open that the box already broken! And some butter on the top
I purchased one of these mixers 15 yrs. ago and it performed great. It was lost in a recent move
so I decided to give it to my wife for Christmas. it arrived later than expected but came in time for Christmas. The only negative thing I have to say about the product is the mixing bowl does not come with a handle,and I had to purchase one at a $40.00 extra cost.
Was purchased as a gift but have heard nothing but good comments from the recipient.
I love this mixer! And I love all the options it offers me in attachments. It's like having magic in the kitchen. It frees up my hands so I can do so much more. Like being in two places at once. My greatest appreciation is the ease my wrists feel without all that hand mixing and whipping, and kneading. As a senior I found myself coming up with reasons to longer make the old family favorites. Now it's fun again. Received it as a gift from my granddaughter. A gift that encapsulates the memories of a lifetime!


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Kessler and Green Promise Fireworks in Copenhagen
Mikkel Kessler (44-2, 33 KOs) and Allan Green (31-3, 21 KOs) worked out in front of the Danish media in Copenhagen today. "It´s chilly here but I will heat it up on Saturday," Allan Green stated ahead of the WBC Light Heavyweight World Championship (Silver) showdown. "I feel strong, I feel fast, I feel fit. I am full of energy and I am here to bring the belt home. Kessler is going down."
It will be a special evening at PARKEN, Denmark´s national football stadium, with the Champions League Final between Bayern Munich and Chelsea FC being shown on giant TV screens between the bouts. "It´s going to be a great night for sports fans," Kessler stated. "I will make sure it´s a night to remember. I look forward to fighting at light heavyweight for the first time. I have been sparring with some big guys, so I´m ready for Green. He´s a good puncher but I am the much better boxer and with my fans behind me I will win the title on Saturday night."
Well as one of the first...and last Allan Green supporters here on Boxingscene Im hoping he puts it all together for 1 night. If not, retirement is probably the best option.Comment by Boxingwizard on 05-15-2012
[QUOTE=Ravens Fan;12131151]I must be missing something. Why do fans believe that Dawson is such a great fighter?[/QUOTE] You don't have to think he's a great fighter, but he is a much better boxer than Kessler.Comment by Jcsuper on 05-15-2012
Green I stopped reading thereComment by Jack Napier on 05-15-2012
f[COLOR="Black"]u[/COLOR]ck Green he always talks tough then doesn't go all out for a win Kessler will kick his ass and take a wide UD just like the Ward fight, Green will freeze and not fight back enough he needs a…Comment by Ravens Fan on 05-15-2012
[QUOTE=Boxingwizard;12129087]You know if the Dawson vs Ward fight doesn't fall through, Dawson can always fight the winner of this fight. Kessler would literally be target practice for Dawson.[/QUOTE] I must be missing something. Why do fans believe that Dawson is…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (22)


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Morning! Not sure who else is up. Terrible heartburn, awful Charlie horse! Not to mention emotional wreck :)
But its the weekend :) What's everyone up to the next couple of days?
But its the weekend :) What's everyone up to the next couple of days?
Luckliy we have a lot of friends who are parents an they've given us a lot of hand me downs which is awesome, we still have no bottles or pacifiers and we're waiting forour shipment of cloth diapers to get here! Other then that I think we're covered. Elizabeth do you have your carseat yet?
That makes sense, or hopefully you get some giftcards to at least offset the cost!
Ok Ladies! I'm gonna go hop a shower and get ready for our class! Have a great day!


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The Totally Absurd, Amazing Story of How Running Over Some Ducks at 15 mph Brought Down a New Hampshire Politician and Police Commissioner
The best political scandal of the year so far.By Joe Coscarelli
The best political scandal of the year so far.By Joe Coscarelli
Rao finds some of the ducks are lined up at Ducks, and more, in our weekly roundup.
At a duck fashion show in Australia.By Charlotte Cowles
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"We hear you have no government ... and also that your ducks fight in the military."By Amanda Dobbins
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Chifa celebrates Duck Week with new dishes and a tasting menu.By Collin Keefe
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The chef's takeover begins over duck breast club sandwiches.By Hadley Tomicki
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First of all, how is it that this daring one-man rescue was filmed? From MULTIPLE ANGLES?By Jessica Pressler
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DOVER – The Delaware Tech Terry Campus was again a gathering point for the area's business and education leaders, state and local government officials and community members as it hosted the 8th annual Kent County Economic Summit on September 20, 2016.
GEORGETOWN – Natalie L. Herring, of New Castle, and John B. Roach, of Georgetown, have been selected as recipients of the 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award for Delaware Technical Community College's Owens Campus and will be honored on Thursday, Sept. 29.
Delaware Tech's collegewide women's cross country team welcomes a new coaching staff this year, consisting of head coach Leah-Kate Lounsbury and assistant coaches Whitney Hora and Michael O'Brian.
COLLEGEWIDE - Seventeen participants representing all four campuses of Delaware Technical Community College took part in the 3rd Annual Learning Communities Summer Institute, July 28 through Aug. 1 at the Terry Campus in Dover.
Delaware Technical Community College announced today that Dr. Mark T. Brainard has been named the college's fifth president, effective August 4, 2014. He succeeds Dr. Orlando J. George, Jr. who retired on June 30 after serving 19 years as president of the college.
On June 9, a tribute event in honor of retiring Delaware Technical Community College President Dr. Orlando J. George, Jr. netted $154,378 for student scholarships. The event, held at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, celebrated Dr. George's 45 years of service to the College.
GEORGETOWN – Congressman John Carney held a series of events and meetings with Delaware's manufacturing community in an effort to gather ideas for legislative proposals that would bring more manufacturing jobs to Delaware, and better prepare job-seekers to obtain manufacturing jobs that are curre
GEORGETOWN- Mary S. Bailey of Milton and Heather A. Block of Lewes were honored at the 20th annual Women's Day Celebration on Wednesday, May 28 at Heritage Shores in Bridgeville. This event, which is hosted by Delaware Technical Community College and the Owens Campus Alumni Association, highlights the achievements of exemplary women and benefits the Alumni Association Scholarship Fund.
STANTON/WILMINGTON - When eight students from John Dickinson and Thomas McKean high schools entered a pilot program with Delaware Tech during the 2012-2013 school year, none of them had clear plans for the future.
STANTON – Governor Jack Markell paid a visit to Delaware Tech's Innovation and Technology Center (ITC) on Tuesday, May 27, to tour a high school program aimed at training the next generation of Delaware manufacturing workers.
Cassidy honored as On-Site Professional of the Year
GEORGETOWN – Delaware Rural Water Association's Robert Slater, of Bridgeville, was named the 2013 Water Operator of the Year, and the City of Seaford's Brian Murphy, of Seaford, was named the 2013 Wastewater Operator of the Year at the 2014 Operator of the Year Ceremony on May 8 at Delaware Technical Community College's Owens Campus.
GEORGETOWN - Ralph "Butch" Lee, former custodian and bookstore clerk for Delaware Technical Community College, was inducted in the Owens Campus Hall of Fame on Friday, April 4, 2014.
NEWARK – The Delaware Tech women's basketball team at the Stanton/Wilmington Campus has made strides toward building an exciting team for the 2014-2015 season with six Delaware high school grads signing letters of intent recently.
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Tan, Beslin wed at Immaculate Conception Church
NEW ORLEANS - Dr. Maria Charina Tan and Luke Anthony Beslin were united in holy matrimony with a Nuptial Mass held at The Church of the Immaculate Conception in New Orleans on Saturday, August 17. Father Kendal Faulk officiated the ceremony.
The bride, "Chary," is the daughter of Dr. Erlinda Cacho-Tan and the late Dr. Pedro Villa Abrille Tan Jr., both from the Philippines. Her maternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Odilon Cacho. Her paternal grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Tan Sr.
Chary graduated from high school at the Philippine Women's College of Davao, Philippines. She finished her Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology at the Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines, and obtained her medical degree at the same university. She completed her pediatric residency at the Icahn School of Medicine–Mount Sinai in Elmhurst, N.Y., and her pediatric infectious disease fellowship at the Icahn School of Medicine–Mount Sinai in New York City, N.Y. She was most recently employed at the Louisiana State University Huey P. Long hospital as a pediatrician and infectious disease specialist.
The groom is the youngest son of Judge and Mrs. Denald Beslin from Rayne. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beslin and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ulysse Arceneaux.
Luke is a graduate of Notre Dame High School of Acadia Parish. He went to Louisiana State University and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance. He then pursued a Juris Doctorate degree at Loyola University in New Orleans. He is currently a partner at the law firm Beslin and Cunningham, LLC, in Rayne.
Guests were ushered to their seats by Andre Trahan and Daniel Walk, nephews of the groom; Travis Beslin, godchild of the groom; and Alec Arceneaux, great nephew of the groom. Prelude music was played by Eric McRary, cantor; Paul Wattigny, organist; Harry Hardin, violinist; Vance Woolf, trumpeter; and Tyler Holt, french hornist.
Scripture readings were proclaimed by Adrienne Trahan, niece of the groom, and Dr. Jose Quitain III, a close friend of the bride.
The Prayers of the Faithful were read by Cynthia Hardy, aunt of the bride.
A veil and cord ceremony was held as a Philippine wedding tradition symbolizing unity of the couple through Christ. Veil sponsors were Dr. Jennifer Liquido and Dr. Ian Mark Gampon, while cord sponsors were Dr. Marion Tamesis and Dr. Jose Quitain, all close friends of the bride.
Offertory gifts were presented by Margaret Beslin, niece of the groom, and Mary Frances Beslin, godchild of the groom. Caroline Beslin, also a niece of the groom, presented the Holy Bible for blessing and was escorted by Dr. Ian Mark Gampon.
Serving as Eucharistic minister was Judge M'elise Trahan, sister of the groom.
The mothers of the couple were escorted to their seats while "Arioso" by Bach was playing.
The bride's mother, the former Dr. Erlinda Cacho, chose a sea green floor-length chiffon gown that was paired with a lace bolero with mint and sea green flower appliqués.
The groom's mother, the former Claire Arceneaux, wore a rose formal featuring a sheer overlay covering the beaded V-neck gown which was accented with jewel appliques at the shoulder. The skirt flowed in three-tiered layers of soft chiffon to the floor.
Bridal attendants made their entrance to "Canon in D" by Pachelbel. The bride's cousin, Dr. Annabelle Tan, served as the matron of honor. Chary's bridesmaids included Dr. Jennifer Liquido, Dr. Marion Tamesis, Dr. Yvonne Mundy, all close friends of the bride, and Dr. Katrina Llamas, a cousin of the bride.
The attendants were attired in floor-length chiffon gowns in different styles and shades of emerald green. They all carried bouquets of pastel pink garden roses, lisianthus, nerine lilies and accents of hanging amaranthus finished with blush satin ribbons. The bride's godchild, Danielle Abella, served as junior bridesmaid.
Kaelyn Danielle Tan, godchild of the bride, and Ainsley Marie Trahan, godchild of the groom, were the flower girls. They were dressed in blush ballerina gowns with fitted bodices and full tulle skirts finished with blush bows at the backs. Each flower girls carried a pomander of blush spray roses tied with ivory and blush satin ribbons.
The bride's entrance was announced by trumpets playing the jubilant "Prince of Denmark's March" by Clarke. She was escorted from the middle of the aisle to the altar by her brother, Dr. Jeffrey Tan.
The bridal gown, a romantic Vera Wang creation, was an ivory tossed tulle ball gown with a veiled bodice and sheer straps accented with an antique jeweled corsage at the hip and a chapel train of flowing tulle.
The bride's headpiece was a cathedral-length veil of ivory tulle with intricate lace edging and metallic silver accents. She wore a diamond necklace on a heart-shaped setting that was a gift from her mother.
The bride carried a bouquet of blush, ivory garden roses, beige roses, ivory lisianthus, dark green foliage and hints of green berries hand tied with a blush satin ribbon. An ivory rosary that belonged to her father was incorporated into the bouquet.
In keeping with tradition, her wedding dress and veil were her "something new." The ivory rosary from her father was "something old." The diamond earrings from her mother were her "something borrowed." A Tiffany blue Spanish fan was the bride's "something blue."
Serving as best man to the groom was his close friend, Charles Bier Jr. Groomsmen included John Jude Beslin, Matthew Gerard Beslin and Mark Frederick Beslin, all brothers of the groom, and John William Trahan Jr., nephew of the groom. Dallas Aidan Beslin, the groom's great-nephew, was the ring bearer. All were clad in formal black tuxedos pinned with blush garden rose boutonnieres, while the groom had a white gardenia boutonniere.
The couple departed the church to "Hornpipe from Water Music" by Handel. Guests continued to the reception hosted by the bride's mother at the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom of The Roosevelt Hotel New Orleans. The first part of the reception was a cocktail hour welcoming the guests. Dinner was then served after the announcement of the newly married couple. The ballroom was decorated with gold mercury votives and vases of manzanita branches, blush pink roses and dahlias, green hydrangeas and accents of green berries. Pictures of the couple in Philippine capiz frames were displayed throughout the venue.
Guests, who traveled from across the state, across the country and internationally, enjoyed a sumptuous sit-down dinner and danced to the music of Groovy7.
The bride's cake was a four-tier creation of smooth fondant with different flavors – almond cake with caramel and cheese filling and devil's food cake with chocolate and praline buttercream filling. The ruffle cake featured a bouquet of roses and green berries on the top layer.
The bride placed charms of luck and good fortune into the bottom layer of the cake in keeping with the New Orleans tradition of the "cake pull." The bridesmaids pulled satin ribbons attached to the charms just before the cake was cut.
The groom's cake was a red velvet and cream cheese realistic representation of a red fish. A custom-made cake topper molded as the bride and groom on a blue kayak, a surprise from the bride, was placed on the upper corner of the cake.
After the reception, the couple led the party to a second line parading the French Quarter with a New Orleans brass band, The Storyville Stompers.
A rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom's parents on Friday evening at the Renaissance New Orleans Pere Marquette Hotel in New Orleans.
For the couple's honeymoon, they will fly to the Philippine Islands for a second wedding reception in Davao City and visit the beaches of Boracay and El Nido, Palawan.


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Australia's cheapest island
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Type: Island
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- 1100M Airstrip
- 4 Bedroom High set House
- Totally Private
- Tranquil Rainforest
- Excellent Fishing
- Whale and Turtle Sightings
This tropical Island is one of those rare gems situated 3km off the coast of Central Queensland. This island is easy to get to as it boasts it's own private airstrip of 1100 metres, along with a 4 bedroom high set home set up high on the most magnificent vantage point of the island.
This Island is extremely well priced for an exotic Island of this size. If nature is what you seek then this totally private 8.68 hectare(21.5 acres) retreat is just perfect with a rainforest and an abundance of orchids and exotic plants.
This very affordable Island has just come on the market and I suggest if you are due for that sea change or for that private family retreat, then this Island and home is worth inspecting in the short term.
Some of the most outstanding features apart from the views of this Island are the great white sandy beaches as well as the undisturbed coral and oysters that are ready to eat directly off the rocks.
Whales have also been viewed from this aquatic oasis, as they pass North in August and then on their way South in September. Also inhabiting the Island are Sea Turtles, which nest in December, followed by hatchlings in January/February. Sights such as these are common on glorious Temple Island.
There are a number of additional assets on the Island apart from the home; there is a tractor and slasher, car 1986 Range Rover, ride on mower, solar hot water system, generator 240 volts, Boat 4 meter with 25hp Yamaha motor, phone, large rainwater tanks, dam and a bore that has produced great water in the past (not used at this time as plenty of rain water).
This very rare sensational property is leasehold and has another 20 years to run before it needs to be renewed. Negotiations with the Queensland Government regarding rollover of leases can be negotiated 2 years out from expiry date.
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nPoint specializes in piezo-driven flexure-guided nanopositioners and motion control tools that can be used in various environments, including ultra-high vacuum and military-spec. The use of capacitive feedback ensures the best motion linearity and position accuracy across the industry. Other sensor technology is also available to meet a variety of application requirements. The nPoint 400 series DSP controllers provide flexibility in programming and allow easy optimization of nanopositioner response times for a variety of applications. nPoint's piezo stages provide X, Z, XY, XYZ and tip-tilt nanomotion control. Nanopositioning systems are designed for motion critical applications including: nanolithography, atomic force microscopy (AFM), biophysics, and optical focusing. Learn more about applications for nanopositioning.
nPoint's piezo flexure stages provide up to 1000µm of scanning and position control and 14 mradians in tip-tilt applications. Closed-loop feedback provides unequaled precision and accuracy. Unique flexure-guided designs ensure high resonant frequencies while minimizing orthogonality and cross-talk effects. nPoint's piezo stages, coupled with DSP electronic controls, provide users with the ultimate in nanopositioning systems.
Standard stage materials are listed. Other materials including invar, super invar, stainless steel, titanium, and aluminum are available for some stages. UHV configurations are also available in most products. Please inquire if interested in these features.
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