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Why do midwives lie on your notes?(153 Posts)
Saturday night I went to hospital because I was having contractions, 7 min apart and had a huge wet patch in my underwear. Nothing came of it and I was sent home.
I've just read my notes and MW wrote:
Fundal height 42cm (she never measured me!!)
Mild contractions (my ass)
Fluid size of 50p in underwear (ummm...so most of my underwear is the size of a 50p??)
Then tonight I saw my consultant. He wrote:
Fundal height 39cm (never measured)
No contractions ( I specifically said I've been having contractions on and off)
The pyschic fundal height measurement - it's amazing how many hp can do this. I had 2 community midwives, one of whom measured the other just made it up. Seems innocuous except it meant that I appeared to have grown 4 cms in 2 weeks resulting in blood tests, extra appointments, etc- all because one woman made up the measurement and the other wouldn't believe it.
My last NHS MW appointment age wrote "FHH" when actually she couldn't find the heartbeat with her sonicaid. She was searching for ages and eventually said "there, can you hear that?". I said no. She replied "yes, it's there, very faintly". I said I couldn't hear it and she just put it away. No actual heart rate recorded.
I wasn't too worried because I could feel baby moving but my independent midwife came over and checked for me.
I cancelled all NHS appointments after that. Completely lost faith.
This is really frightening that this happens, because of all the recent stories about poor midwife units, this sounds like the real truth isn't getting out at all, because if courts are then reading false notes then they will believe these and what actually happens is a completely different than the notes.
I will try and remember to keep an eye on my notes when it comes to it
anal thorough so always read my notes after appts to check what they say. its definitely worth querying/checking anything that doesn't seem to be true.
having said that my DH is a solicitor which is mentioned on the first page of my notes. seems to help keep most of the HCPs on the straight and narrow - so perhaps it might be worth
lying about improving ones occupation to ensure that everything is recorded accurately.
I had a 3 hour first labour. NW would occasionally check on me, svcribble in the notes and then leave. I was supposed to be there for monitoring and they didnt believe I was in labour, apparently I dont complain enough.
Not only were my notes a total work of fiction but MW was writing in them with her back to me as I delivered DD on to the bed. Oddly that didn't make it into my notes either!
I am amazed at this thread. I sadly have had to use my pregnancy notes as a legal document in the inquest into my sons death which resulted as part of a birth accident.
There were a few discrepancies, but generally they were correct, although sometimes lacking in detail. Infact as part of the recommendations that came from the internal report at the hospital it was noted that pregnancy notes should be more detailed. It is REALLY important that the notes are correct and complete as if they are required for evidence it really is crucial.
This happened to me too. I asked for advice on here, amended my notes ( the consultant said I had agreed to an induction when I specifically had said I did not want one unless for medical reasons). My DP was at the appointment with me, so I know that I said no.
Took this up with a senior consultant at my next appointment and he took it really seriously, amended my notes and wrote 4 pages apologizing for this and other errors in my ante natal care.
So write on your notes what really happened, sign and date it and take it further
Mind you, they still lost my delivery notes and I do wonder if that's because a midwife to ally messed up my monitoring and did notcsave it to the main system, so they verybnearly missed that my Dd was in distress, resulting in an EMCS
Next time I am taking copies of my notes. Really.
Sigh, too many iPad typos to correct.
I noticed last week (at 24 weeks) that my MW had ticked "No" against "Is partner the baby's father?"!!!!!
Luckily, DH took it all in good spirits and we amended the box, but I thought that was quite slack. I shall keep a look out from now on after the comments above.
Just as a warning, I was a private patient at the Portland with dd and it happened there too . This time round I am also private but in an NHS hospital. My consultant doesn't usually fabricate, but does occasionally (as in my op). I will be bringing it up with him when I see him Friday.
my notes say i have just left care .
My partner and i bought our home over a year ago and before that rented so don't know why this is in them. It was a student midwife who did this appointment so never really thought to bring it up think i will now though.
Oh dear... I could write an essay on this...
Went to see the MW after I'd first had some contractions and then woken up with my face, hands and feet swollen. She told me off for coming in, said it's only a worry if you have high bp or protein in urine. I pointed out that I had no way of knowing if I had either without coming in. She then told me that only 1% of babies are born early, and as it was my first baby, I should be worrying about xmas shopping. She wrote on the notes that the baby wasn't engaged (she never touched me). A few hours later I had PROM and at 35+6 ended up in hospital for "monitoring", loooong story short, they didn't think I was in labour, so put me on a ward. I told them I was having regular contractions, and asked for something for the pain (I couldn't walk or stand) but was offered paracetamol. At 9 PM they told DH he'd have to go home as visiting hours were over. I was sobbing by then, so they took pity and moved us to a private room, where they left us on our own, despite DH going out to the hall several times, asking for them to check me as I was really struggling.
A couple of times a MW came to the door and said I could only get painrelief / move to the labour suite once I was ACTUALLY in labour... But again, they didn't examine me - and more upsettingly, never checked DS's heartrate. Finally it got to a point where I (thought I) desperately needed to go to the bathroom, but couldn't move. DH pulled the emergency cord to get some help, and turns our DS's head was coming out.
Amazingly (and for this I'm forever grateful) we were both physically ok... But I ended up with PTSD.
I looked through my notes while I still had them, to confirm that I didn't just FEEL neglected... Notes of the "monitoring" were accurate (but showed no mention of me asking for help, pain relief or to be assessed) in that there wasn't any... But the "labour and delivery" notes were made up afterwards as they had no idea what had happened when.
Sadly I didn't take copies, as a few months later when I was in councelling for PTSD and went in for a debriefing, all my notes had disappeared.
I have been hoping that it was just me... Am so sorry to hear how common this is.
Jeez. I read my notes after giving birth (they left them at the end of the bed and I just picked them up and read them) and they were very detailed and accurate.
I am horrified that this isn't the case everywhere.
blimey never have had a problem with notes, some times struggle to read them but they have always been spot on. but i have always felt very lucky to live were i live as others seem to have such horror stories.
I haven't seen my notes from my labour with DD but I'm only 13 weeks into my second pregnancy and there have already been several errors. Due to lots of low, stabbing pain, I had an early scan during which the sonographer couldn't find one of my ovaries and the one he did find was very polycystic, nonetheless my notes say "both ovaries examined and appear healthy". I also had a call from the antenatal team today who are doing the tests following my 12 week scan to discuss my previous down's syndrome pregnancies, of which there have been none. Apparently, the MW has marked "3" in the box! As this is unusual, they called me to discuss it. Who knows what they'll come up with next.
I really regret not making copies of my notes after dd was born last year. I'm due again in April and I will definitely be doing it this time. The total fiction that was the account of my labour was so ridiculous that I couldnt take it in at the time.
I haven't seen the full copy of my notes (yet - I've just requested them and paid £25 for the privilege ) but the summary that they discharged me with said I had ARM (my waters broken for me) when in fact they had gone naturally. Mistakes like that don't instill confidence.
More recently I discussed my previous birth trauma with a consultant (as I was asking for a cs). I specifically mentioned that her face was scarred as a result of the forceps - he discussed this with me and referred to her scar several times. He went on to refuse a cs. When I checked my notes he's written "her daughter had a bruised face". I just felt I wasn't listened to and was fobbed off. So I wrote all over the notes correcting them. As they're my antenatal notes I'm hoping it will encourage more accuracy going forwards
Incidentally, someone mentioned about job titles on notes being helpful. I'm a solicitor and don't think it's helped me!
Broodzilla your story is pretty much identical to mine, except my DH was sent home. About an hour or so later the MW found me on the floor of the bathroom. DD was born 10 mins later. I'd never thought about the fact that babies are normally monitored in labour. My notes just say 'precipitate labour'.
So happy seen this thread I had two cases of notes that were not true or done in a way to make me look bad. I went into hospital as worried about movements and on machine the midwife left me for 20 mins and came back said thats perfect I will come back in 5 mins to take you off machine. 1 and half hours later she hadnt come back now I know they are busy but got urine infection and thought I would wet myself called out for midwife no one came so took straps off went to the station in there of the midwife told them sorry I disconnected myself but I called out no one came and really need the toilet and midfie said only be 5 mins and hour and half they were fine. Later when home looked on notes and it says... she disconnected herself off machine before she was asked too,,, thats fine but today when midwife talked ot me she seemed bit funny I had took myself off the machine like I didnt care about baby not moving and I should have stayed on etc I told her I was on the machine for 1 hour and 40 mins and needed a wee no one came. They are just covering them selfs all the time
Ellmum I'm so sorry you had to go through that alone.
Yes, during labour, they should (whether this actually happens, I wouldn't know) monitor the baby's heartbeat every 10-15 minutes so that they can pick up any problems.
Did you ever have an opportunity to discuss your experience with the hospital? I can't say I found my session that helpful really, as all notes were missing and the MW who did the session wasn't even one of the ones who'd "cared" for me... but I did at least tell them to make damn sure it never happens to anyone else. That, at least, made me feel a bit better...
I am now 29 weeks pregnant with DC2 and will go and have a chat at the hospital about my experience as I'm worried I'll panic when labour starts. (Luckily I've moved...)
Mine are wrong too - not on the scale of any of this though!!
Just things like the weren't moitoring me enough as they thought I wasn't really in labour so the recorded labour time is total rubbish, they also didn't write down one of the drugs I had.
With 2nd baby I took my notes from 1st baby to the booking in appointment as I assumed it would have things I'd forgotten about in. MW believed me instead of the notes very easily so I doubt I was the first one to go "hang on, that's not right".
I am not at all surprised by these stories. I requested all my medical notes when we were due to move to France so that I could have a record with me and I was in for a surprise. First of all they were all mixed in, different dates, different doctocs (GPs and referrals) all jumbled together - there was no way anyone could make head or tails of the whole thing and I don't even have a complicated health history. Then there were bits missing. In some cases entire years' worth, in others consultations with specialists didn't exist at all which explains the trouble I had been having getting repeat prescriptions!
I much prefer the French system, anything you do (exams, bloods, etc) you get a copy of to keep for yourself and a copy sent to your GP. You get to see everything as standard.
My grandfather had a social worker in the final few years of his life. She completely fabricated his life story; almost none of it bore any resemblance to his actual life.
I never saw my notes with dd, too much else going on but I doubt the mw wrote the awgful truth o how she treated me on them
I never got to see my notes after dd was born, they had been pretty accurate up unfilled then tho. Although my community midwife did wriye in big red letter on the delivery page
I have 3 issues with this
1) I was 23 so not a teen
2) I didn't refuse classes, the only one they offered I physically couldnt get to
3) and most importantly she wrote it bigger and over the top of where the consultant had written I had GBS.
You tell me which is more important missed anti-natal classes or a virus that could kill my baby?
The hospital mw crossed it out and said it was a silly thing to put on that page
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Greetings, fans of savagery! Been a long time since I posted here, and I'm barely doing so now, even. I just wanted to direct your attention to an interview I did with Tom Spurgeon as part of The Comics Reporter's holiday interview series on the Books of the '00s. Mine was about Craig Thompson's Blankets, a book I'd eventually have gotten around to writing about for my Favorites series here at SC. So if that's the sort of thing you're interested in, check it out.
On a semi-related note, here's Tori Amos performing her song "Bells for Her" in 1994 — it's both my favorite Tori Amos song and my favorite song that uses the word "blankets." Synergy!
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Asthma is one of the leading causes of morbidity in children with the majority of all cases diagnosed in early childhood and over 56 billion dollars in health costs annually. Thus, finding factors that can lead to prevention of this disease would be of great public health importance. Vitamin D deficiency is highly prevalent among pregnant women, and thus, represents a potentially modifiable factor for the prevention of disease. Due to the effect of vitamin D in the development of the lung and the immune system in utero, we believe that vitamin D deficiency in pregnant mothers leads to increased risks for developing asthma and allergy in early childhood. Epidemiologic studies that have investigated the role of vitamin D in early life and the development of asthma, wheeze and allergy have inconsistent results. Because of the wide prevalence of vitamin D deficiency, a clinical trial is the only way t confidently answer the question of whether higher vitamin D levels in pregnancy can prevent asthma and allergies in the mother's offspring. Over the past 4 years, we have been conducting a randomized, placebo-controlled trial of maternal vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy, and we are now following the children (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00920621). We recruited 881 women, and randomized them to one of two arms: 4,000 IU vitamin D3 daily plus a prenatal vitamin containing 400 IU vitamin D3 vs. a placebo plus a prenatal vitamin containing 400 IU vitamin D3. We followed them through pregnancy and there were 810 live births with 801 currently under follow-up. The goal of the current project is to follow the children through age 6 years.
The specific aims for the renewal of VDAART are: (1) to determine whether maternal supplementation of vitamin D during pregnancy is associated with reduced incidence of asthma in the child during the first 6 years of life;(2) to determine whether maternal supplementation of vitamin D during pregnancy is associated with reduced secondary outcomes in the child of: (a) allergic sensitization (total and specific IgE), (b) doctor's diagnosis of eczema, (c) doctor's diagnosis of allergic rhinitis, (d) food allergies and (e) lower respiratory tract infections by ag 6 years;(3) to determine whether maternal supplementation of vitamin D during pregnancy is associated with greater lung growth in the children up to age 6, as measured by impulse oscillometry and spirometry;and (4) to continue to collect biologic material from the children for mechanistic studies related to vitamin D in asthma and allergies, including specimens for genomic and epigenomic studies and microbiome studies. Findings from this important study will have great public health importance in the prevention of asthma and allergies in childhood.
Asthma and allergies are among the most common chronic disorders in childhood and they account for over 56 billion dollars in health care costs annually. We are investigating whether vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy can prevent the development of these disorders in children, through a randomized clinical trial. Results of this study could result in an inexpensive way to prevent asthma and allergies in children.
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Fluent/ANSA negative volume
I'm trying to run a Fluent simulation and am having some trouble getting my solution to stop diverging. I created my 3D mesh entirely using ANSA13.2.1 (both surface and volume). When I do a mesh check in ANSA, there are no intersections, the skewness is below 0.8, there are no duplicate nodes, and it finds no negative volumes. I import my .msh file into Fluent 13.0 and there are no errors. When I run my model I get an epsilon divergence about 200 iterations into solving. I know the parameters/boundary conditions are set correctly because I have a very similar model meshed with tetras (instead of hexas as in this model) that I use a journal file to read in the bc's.
The only thing in fluent that hints at the source of the problem is if I do a mesh check. It says "warning: non-positive volumes exist", and lists the minimum volume at about -2.03e-03 (m^3). It also finds about 15 left handed faces. Perhaps I have a problem with my mesh. In ANSA, I can't find any issues though (as I described above). For the left handed faces, I use the orient tool in ANSA to ensure all my normals are pointed in the right direction, so I'm not sure where it's getting left handed faces...Does anyone know if there is a way for fluent to spit out coordinates of problematic areas so I can go look up that region in ANSA? My model is pretty large (60 million cells) so if there was some way to pin point a problematic region, it would be great.
I'd really appreciate any advise!
perhaps your model or mesh in not imported properly in fluent and ths is the reason you get handedness problem. Try exporting it is another format from ANSA and importing it into that format in fluent.
Plus, check how ansa reports skew and how fluent dies it, i am guessing ansa reports on skew thinking it is a node based solver and fluent calculates skew thinking it is a cell centered calculation. It means they might be measuring different skews.
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Acceleration and pressure on bodies dropped from height into water
Hello there, for the purpose of evaluation I hope somebody will give me some feedback on the suitability of OpenFOAM for the following type of calculations :
I am currently evaluating OpenFoam to check the possibility of using it for the following purpose:
The case consists of a solid body which are lowered into water. The body could be lowered by a wire, or dropped from a given height.
I will need a 6 dof solver with the possibility to constrain the body with a moving spring to simulate the flexibility of the wire. The spring should have high stiffness in tension and low stiffness in compression, (wire functionality).
I will also need a wave generator that is able to set up a 5th order Navier Stoke wave as a initial condition.
Desired results are acceleration and pressure on the solid body.
Is this possible to perform with OpenFoam?
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Thank you, a step in the right direction.
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BLUE DOGS -- (House of Representatives - September 09, 2008)
Mr. SCOTT of Georgia. Thank you very much, Mr. Ross. Good to be with you again.
I thought I would just start for a few moments on the fact that we are going to vote on a ban to lift the ban on offshore drilling. Democrats are taking the lead and Democrats are moving forward in a very responsible way to take the ban off offshore drilling and drill.
What is important here are two points. One is that we need to make sure--and I understand that we are making sure--that whatever oil we are able to get from offshore drilling stays in America. This is a very tricky maneuver. Right now, as I understand it, all oil goes on the world market, but I do understand that we have the Continental Lands Act, and in that Act of 1953, as amended, it states that all oil that is discovered or pulled out of waters in the United States coastal areas will be American and will stay in America. That's very important.
That's the question that a lot of my constituents want to know, if we go, we get this oil, are we going to be able to keep this oil in America, because fundamentally, that's what's at issue. This is more than just a just basic energy crisis as we've had before. This is a national security issue of the highest regard.
I spent this afternoon for about 3 hours in our Foreign Affairs Committee talking with the Under Secretary of the Secretary of State and discussing the ramifications of Russia invading Georgia and what that was all about, and I hasten to add that this was all about, in many respects, energy and about Russia's position in that.
Europe gets 31 percent of its oil--I mean, we get a lot of ours from foreign sources, but right now, Europe gets 31 percent of its oil and gas from one Nation, Russia. There is a lot at stake that is going on in that part of the world, and underneath it all is oil and gas and energy and who's going to remain in control.
We need to understand that our basic charge is to get American dependent. So that part of the question has to be answered, and I think we've done that.
The other part is, and I think and I hope in this legislation, as we have worked and crafted--I might add that this legislation that's being crafted that we will vote on before we go back home on many, many sources. We're pulling in many ideas because no one has a monopoly on these ideas. Some of these ideas that we'll be voting on are contained in what the Senate calls the ``Gang of 10.'' That is very important.
But I think one aspect of that--and I've been very supportive of that--is that we will allow four to five States on the eastern seaboard, Georgia being one of them, to decide and opt in to whether they want to drill. We are going to have to come up with what the mileage is offshore, whether it's 3, 5, 10, 50 or 100 miles offshore. But I think we ought to entertain the possibility of allowing it open to every State, that every State may make that choice so that you're not deciding one or the other. Perhaps we will go in that direction, to allow the entirety of America, the United States of America, wherever we can get oil that we can keep, that is American dependent oil, we must do so, and wherever that drilling needs to take place, we must do so. And hopefully, that will be incorporated into the bill.
But we must not stop there. What we have more than any other country, we have the greatest amount of technology. Nobody's smarter than we are. We've got to unleash our technology, our scientists, our chemists, our engineers to go and hurry up and get alternative sources of fuel away from fossil fuels. We can't drill our way out, no matter what it is. There's just so much oil there. We've got to grow our way out of it.
And that's why we hope that this bill will be multifaceted, but drilling will be an important component on it, and we're excited for the future. I think the
American people can be proud of what the Congress is about to do.
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From its county population in 2000 of 15090 to its current population estimate of 16243, the county has experienced a growth change of 1153.
Rabun County was created by the state legislature in 1819 from land ceded by the Cherokees and was named for Georgia governor William Rabun.
The county seat, naming it Claytonsville in honor of judge Augustin Smith Clayton. The location of the seat changed in 1823, at the citizens' request, and the town's name was shortened to Clayton.
Points of Interest
The York House, north of Mountain City, is the state's oldest continuously operating bed-and-breakfast inn. Founded in 1896, the inn has welcomed such guests as Joel Chandler Harris and Walt Disney.
The Tallulah Falls Train Depot
on U.S. Highway 441 at Tallulah Falls was placed on the register in 1988. It was built in 1913-14 to replace an older building that had burned down that year. Passenger service ended at Tallulah Falls in 1946, but freight hauls continued until the line was abandoned in 1961. The depot is now used as a gift shop.
With access to the Appalachian Trail, as well as five lakes and two rivers, Rabun County features much to attract those interested in the wilderness and outdoor recreation. The county is also home to three state parks: Black Rock Mountain State Park, Tallulah Gorge State Park, and Moccasin Creek State Park.
Mountain City is known for Black Rock Mountain State Park.
Annual Events
Celebrate Clayton - Music and Arts Festival, 2 days beginnning last Saturday in April. Clayton Crawl - July. Dillards Bluegrass and BBQ Fest, 1 weekend in August.
Foxfire Mountaineer Festival - A celebration of the rich heritage of the Southern Appalachian Mountains. 1st Saturday in October.
Foxfire Museum
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Don't Regret Asian Games Protest, Had Thought of Quitting: Sarita Devi to NDTV
Two weeks after refusing to accept her Asian Games bronze medal in Incheon, Sarita Devi reveals that she came close to quitting after losing a controversial semifinal bout against a Korean boxer.
Sarita Devi had raised a storm when she refused to accept her bronze medal at the Asian Games in Incheon. Two weeks after the furor, Sarita defended her manner of protest that nearly put her boxing career on the line.
In tears after losing a controversial semifinal bout against South Korean Ji Na Park, Sarita appealed against the split decision. The technical jury rejected it. The following day during the medal ceremony, the 29-year-old refused to wear her bronze medal in a dramatic protest that made international headlines much to the chagrin of the organisers and the sport's world governing body, AIBA.
"If this happens to a star athlete at something as big as the Asian Games, imagine what up-and-coming youngsters go through? I have no regrets for what I did... don't want others to suffer like me," Sarita told sports.ndtv.com on the sidelines of a felicitation ceremony in New Delhi on Monday.
There were mixed reactions from her own camp. Asian Games gold medal-winning boxer Mary Kom told NDTV that she would have chosen some other form of protest and didn't agree with Sarita refusing her medal.
Sarita said she was unaware of what Mary said of her protest. Both boxers belong to Manipur and hail from the capital, Imphal.
"Look, I only got to know what Mary had said from you now. I didn't read any of her comments on my protest but whatever she has said is her personal opinion," Sarita said. Both boxers may differ on the nature of protest at Incheon, but Sarita and Mary posed for photographs and chatted up each other during the ceremony.
Sarita had cheered Mary during the latter's gold-medal bout.
"We went for our medicals together and talked of other stuff. I had no idea what she said to the media about my protest during the medal ceremony.
"I received a lot of support from the other Indian athletes. Everyone was busy with their events but whenever we met up in the dining hall, they told me I had their full backing," said Sarita.
Sarita even accompanied Mary Kom to watch the latter's blockbuster biopic.
"I loved the movie on Mary Kom. It is a message for every husband to support their wife in everything they want to achieve. Look how much Mary has done for the country despite being a mother. So much has been made possible by her husband," said the soft-spoken Sarita, whose husband Thoiba was among those who vehemently protested after the controversial bout with Park in Incheon.
Just like Mary, Sarita wanted a piece of history but was left short by a split decision that denied her a shot at the lightweight gold.
"I had thought of quitting. But I stayed on and decided to give back all the love I have received from my countrymen. It was humbling to see them back me up. It has been 15 years for me as a boxer and I have seen plenty of highs and lows in my career," she said.
Sarita is now ready to move on from the Incheon setback and focus on the future. She has now invested her hopes in the new boxing federation, which has been recognised by AIBA, after the earlier body was suspended in 2012 for 'possible manipulation' in its elections.
"We faced a lot of problems in the last two years. I hope the new association does a lot more to ensure boxers get to participate in more international competitions and learn how to deal with pain," Sarita said.
After Mary raised the bar and Sarita nearly set her own in Korea, an expectant India will be keen to see how these two women persevere in the years to come as they chalk their paths to greater glories.


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Esteemed 'hounds: I expect that most fine dining options-- including many Chowhound favorites-- in Las Vegas require reservations, particularly around the holiday weekends. I've got a long week-end in Las Vegas ahead of me where my aim is to liberate myself from my grueling schedule. My Day-Timer is staying at home.
I want to lie around the pool, drink fruity drinks, read trashy novels, and occasionally get up to gawk at the sites on the Strip. Maybe pop in to one of those wedding chapels and get married at 3am. Spontaneous. Casual. Low-key. Accordingly, I don't want to make any "commitments;" sadly, even a lunch or dinner reservation seems like too much of a commitment right now.
Do you have any recommendations for good chow --breakfast, lunch and dinner--that is available on a walk-in or more spontaneous basis? Basically, I'm hoping for a list of restaurants to tuck in the inner pocket of my leopard-print purse that I can consult when we reach that, "Hey, we're hungry now, where shall we eat?" point.
We'll be staying on the Strip, but we'll have a car. We'll probably want one "dress-up" meal; otherwise, we're casual people. (There will be two or three of us.) We're open to all kinds of cuisines--we've eaten at Lotus of Siam, Peppermill, Fatburger, the Four Seasons (for afternoon tea), The Grand Luxe Cafe(just ok), Bally's cafe (don't recommend it)...probably some others that I can't remember. We plan to have pancakes at the Wynne because I've been tipped off that they are "the best pancakes ever". We'd love to hit LOS again if we can get in without reservations. Also, we'd probably like a decent steak for at least one meal. We missed Luv-it Custard last time--that's still on the list.
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The deal was completed late Friday night and, although the terms of the deal were not released, is believed to be worth more than $25 million, with a $9.5 million signing bonus. Mawae's agent Mark Bartlestein told the New York Post that the deal is heavily front-loaded, making him "the highest paid interior offensive lineman for the next three or four years." Mawae will average about $4 million a year throughout the contract, but will make more than $4.6 million in the first few years.
I'm glad we got that done," said Mawae. "I'm happy that I'll be able to retire as a New York Jet."
Credit the Jets Management for doing a fantastic job this offseason in locking up their key players long term. Last week the team extended the contracts of RB Curtis Martin and WR Wayne Chrebet. Mawae would have been an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season.


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A few ties that you might not necessarily be interested in to keep an eye out for, including a real worry for Newcastle United, and tough away trips for Leeds, Bolton and Crystal Palace.
The second round gets takes place this week, meaning that Premier League clubs who aren't involved in any European competition enter the draw. Here is a look at few ties which may be worth keeping an eye on.
Burnley v Preston
Preston fans must be loving the League Cup this season given as the draw has given them yet another Lancashire derby, this time away at Burnley. Preston overcame Blackpool 1-0 at Deepdale in the first round, whilst Burnley won 4-0 at York City. Their form other than in the cups sees Burnley making a solid start to their Championship campaign with seven points from four games, whilst Preston have drawn out of four out of four in League One. Even though Burnley are a division above, this is going to be a tough game for both sides.
Doncaster v Leeds
This one should be tasty as two Yorkshire rivals go head-to-head. Leeds have made a decent start to the season and are only two points off the pace whilst newly-promoted Doncaster sit in mid-table. The sides met in this competition at the same stage two seasons ago with Leeds coming out on top so Doncaster will feel they have a score to settle this time around.
Morecambe v Newcastle
Can Morecambe repeat another giant killing from the previous round? It will be a tougher test this time around against Newcastle than it was for them against Wolves one would think. A lot will depend on how highly Alan Pardew values the League Cup this season, will his team selection reflect full concentration on the league this season? If so, Morecambe might sense an opportunity.
Tranmere v Bolton
Both sides have had pretty poor starts to their league campaigns having played four games without winning so this game will probably be a welcome distraction for them. It looks like this game could be an extreme, either one that is really good, or really bad. Bolton will be favourites given their Championship status
Bristol City v Crystal Palace
Another one to ponder over a Premier League side's team selection. Will Ian Holloway decide one of his stronger sides and go for a win to try and get some momentum into Palace's season, or will he take the chance of putting out a few fringe players to concentrate on the league and risking defeat in the cup? Having said that, Bristol City haven't had a great start to the season, but as we all know in the cup games, the result may not reflect the formbook.
Which games will you be keeping an eye out for?
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The Long Tradition of Greek Life and Alcohol
For many people, college is a transformational time of making lifelong friendships, of exploring one's identity, and becoming a part of communities and causes that give a sense of purpose.
Some students find that sororities and fraternities provide these experiences in important ways, providing an unparalleled sense of camaraderie and volunteer opportunities.
However, uncritical acceptance of fraternity/sorority culture can have dangerous and life-threatening consequences.
The extent of the problem
The 2001 Harvard School of Public Health College Alcohol Study found that 75% of men in fraternities were heavy drinkers, compared with 49% of men in college who did not belong to a fraternity. Among women, 62% of sorority members were heavy drinkers, versus 41% of non-members.
Half of the student residents in these houses have reported poor academic performance on a test or project as a result of alcohol use; this rate is about twice that of all students. 70% of people living in Greek housing have missed a class as a result of drinking, versus 33% of students in general.
The unstructured use of alcohol has also led to more dangerous consequences, with a 2005 report by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse revealing that drinking at Greek parties accounted for the majority of the 1,700 deaths and 500,000 injuries college students experience due to excessive drinking.
Greek houses offer liminal spaces where members may be encouraged to binge drinking or engage in irresponsible alcohol-related behavior. Through a combination of a lack of real supervision, and social pressure, binge drinking becomes not only condoned, but also actively encouraged as the preeminent method of forming friendships and having a good time.
The Harvard study found that leaders of fraternities and sororities often drink more then regular members, thus setting expectations of hard drinking, pressuring newer members. Frosh students in particular may have limited experience with alcohol, unaware of their limits, but expected to drink heavily in order to fit in, leaving them especially vulnerable to life-threatening levels of alcohol consumption.
The History:
Fraternities have long been a deeply entrenched part of the residential college system in the U.S., first established in 1825 as a "secret society" where the elite men could find ways to have fun and flaunt the strict rules of college administrators. The idea quickly spread to universities throughout the U.S., inexorably linked with college life.
At a time when college was considered a deeply serious endeavor, these fraternities suggested college could be fun, an opportunity to indulge in pleasures otherwise not normally socially acceptable, including heavy drinking.
In the 20th century, colleges stopping being something associated only with elite men, becoming instead an expectation for almost all members of society. This meant the recruitment and endowments rose in importance, as colleges needed to "market" themselves to potential students.
The system of fraternities and sororities were given tacit approval by colleges, a money making way college life could be seen as more "fun" and more likely to appeal to youth. Colleges largely dispensed with rules attempting to regulate "moral" behavior, allowing these Greek societies to define college social life as one in which people had total freedom.
The 1978 film Animal House did a great deal to cement the view of Greek houses creating a college atmosphere where people were totally free to "party" and not evaluate the consequences of their actions. Such a social atmosphere has led to an environment in which heavy drinking is celebrated, as part of what it means to truly have fun free of adult supervision.
What can be done:
Sororities and Fraternities should be encouraged to look for alternative ways of promoting brotherhood and sisterhood that do not depend on heavy drinking, having alcohol-free events and activities that can be truly fun and bonding. Campuses also have a responsibility to encourage responsible use of alcohol, and do more to prevent underage or problem drinking.
If you are in a sorority or fraternity and feel trapped, unable to stop drinking even when it has caused problems for you, know that help is available, and that your lifestyle is not inevitable or outside your control. Check out information from your campus health center, or other community resources that can help you in your path to recovery.


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Sure it would be great to have it all, but at what price? For Vince, Eric, Drama and Turtle, life in Hollywood's fast lane isn't without its road bumps, as we learned when a botched deal cost Ari, Vince's longtime agent, his job. Will a change at the top make the difference in getting Vince his dream picture - or will the boy's regret giving Ari the ax?
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Title: Part-Time Princess (Ladies-in-Waiting #1)
Author: Pamela DuMond
Publisher: Self-published
Published Date: 28th July 2014
Hold tight to your tiara, grab your scepter and be prepared for the New Adult hilarious, modern-day romantic-comedy ride of your life!
Rated PG-13 and mildly R for:
Sexual innuendo.
Hot Guys who are Princes.
The occasional naughty word.
The occasional naughty royal fantasy.
The occasional naughty deed.
A puppy.
A Killer.
A Royal Wedding!
And—a Happily-Ever-After Ending (Just not the way you expected it!)
Lucy Trabbicio's a down-on-her-luck, young, American, former biker-bar cocktail waitress desperate to find a job. Lady Elizabeth Billingsley hires Lucy to travel to Fredonia, the tiny jewel of a country in the Alps, for ten days 'tops' to impersonate her.
In the mother of all makeovers, Elizabeth's people teach Lucy how to dress, walk, talk, eat, be coiffed and even get naked like a European Lady.
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To keep Crown Prince Cristoph Timmel interested in Elizabeth until she finishes her unexpected, pressing personal business in the States.
But fate intervenes… Lucy meets and is wildly attracted to sexy, bad-boy Nick on the oh-so-long flights to Fredonia. Unfortunately for Lucy—Nick and Elizabeth have a hot sexual history, which Nick wants to immediately resume.
Prince Cristoph proposes marriage. What's an imposter girl to do? Elizabeth insists that she'll make it back home in time for the wedding. Lucy accepts Cristoph's proposal and is on the fast track to becoming a Princess but continues to fall for the wrong Prince of Fredonia—Nick. When another tiny glitch arises—someone's trying to kill her.
The only folks helping Lucy are her wild, party hard, take-no-prisoners Ladies-in-Waiting.
When the real Lady Elizabeth decides she's not marrying Cristoph and never returning to Fredonia, Lucy's faced with an uncomfortable decision—continue her deception, marry the prince she's not in love with and live a dream life albeit without Nick, her dream guy? Or tell the truth and return to poverty and oblivion?
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Bears hope to duplicate past success in Big Sky men's tournament
March 15, 2013
» Coach: Wayne Tinkle
» Record: 19-1 in conference, 23-6 overall
» Against UNC: Beat UNC, 85-77, in Greeley and 73-63 in Missoula.
» Probable starting lineup: Spencer Coleman, 6-6, 210, jr., F (7.8 PPG, 3.6 RPG); Eric Hutchison, 6-9, 245, jr., C (3.1 PPG, 2.0 RPG); Will Cherry, 6-1, 181, sr., G (13.3 PPG, 4.4 RPG); Jordan Gregory, 6-2, 183, so., G (8.3 PPG, 3.3 RPG); Kareem Jamar, 6-5, 210, G (14.2 PPG, 5.9 RPG).
» Notes: Montana is 24th in the country in win-loss percentage (79.3) … The Grizzlies are 14th in the country in 3-point field goal percentage (39.1) and fifth in the nation in free-throw percentage (77.5) … Montana's Kareem Jamar is the conference's MVP this season, the first for the Grizzlies since forward Deivon Anderson won the award in 1991-92 … Will Cherry, a first-team all-conference selection, has been limited to playing in 19 games this season due to injury … Senior forward Mathias Ward, Montana's leading scorer, played in 24 games this season before suffering a season-ending injury that required surgery.
» Coach: Randy Rahe
» Record: 18-2 in conference, 24-5 overall
» Against UNC: Beat UNC, 79-54, in Ogden and 85-64 in Greeley
» Probable starting lineup: Davion Berry, 6-4, 185, jr., F (15.1 PPG, 3.8 RPG); Frank Otis, 6-6, 220, sr., F (8.8 PPG, 6.0 RPG); Kyle Tresnak, 6-10, 255, jr., C (11.5 PPG, 5.6 RPG); Jordan Richardson, 6-1, 185, jr., G (8.0 PPG, 1.8 RPG); Scott Bamforth, 6-2, 190, sr., G (13.3 PPG, 3.6 RPG).
» Notes: Weber State enters the tournament on an 11-game win streak … The Wildcats are the only team in the nation to lead the country in three statistical categories – field-goal percentage, 3-point field-goal percentage and 3-point field-goal percentage defense … Davion Berry is the conference's newcomer of the year after leading the team in scoring … Scott Bamforth is a three-time all-conference selection who reads the conference in free-throw percentage (88.1) … Weber State is a perfect 23-0 when outrebounding its opponents.
» Coach: Brian Jones
» Record: 12-8 in conference, 15-15 overall
» Against UNC: Lost to UNC, 75-66 in Grand Forks; beat the Bears 64-62 in Greeley
» Probable starting lineup: Aaron Anderson, 5-10, 150, jr., G (13.6 PPG, 3.3 RPG); Jamal Webb, 6-1, 188, jr., G (9.6 PPG, 4.6 RPG); Troy Huff, 6-5, 174, jr., G (19.2 PPG, 6.9 RPG); Shane Benton, 6-3, 202, fr., F (3.2 PPG, 1.6 RPG); Mitch Wilmer, 6-11, 236, sr., C (5.5 PPG, 4.7 RPG).
» Notes: This is North Dakota's first appearance in the Big Sky tournament, joining the league this season … UND enters the tournament on a four-game winning streak and having won three straight on the road … North Dakota has won 11 of its last 15 conference games after starting the season 1-4 in league play … Jamal Webb's 177 career steals is one shy of tying the school record set by Scott Guldseth from 1989-93 … UND was 2-6 when Troy Huff missed eight games with a broken jaw earlier in the season … North Dakota's six road wins this season is the most since the school moved to Division I.
» Coach: Brad Huse
» Record: 10-10 in conference, 13-16 overall
» Against UNC: Beat UNC, 69-66, in Greeley; lost to the Bears 85-72 in Bozeman
» Probable starting lineup: Christian Moon, 6-2, 180, sr., F (13.8 PPG, 3.0 RPG); Flavien Davis, 6-5, 205, jr., F (11.4 PPG, 4.7 RPG); Paul Egwuonwu, 6-9, 235, jr., C (9.2 PPG, 6.7 RPG); Marcus Colbert, 5-11, 190, fr., G (5.5 PPG, 2.1 RPG); Antonio Biglow, 6-0, 165, jr., G (11.0 PPG, 2.1 RPG).
» Notes: Montana State has turned the ball over only 25 times in the last three games after averaging 13.2 turnovers during its five-game losing streak … The Bobcats are 29th in the nation in turnover margin (+3.1) … Montana State's 8.0 steals per game is tops in the conference … Antonio Biglow's seven steals in a game is the second-most in school history … Paul Egwuonwu is averaging a little over 10 rebounds a game over the last three games … MSU senior guard Xavier Blount is out with a season-ending foot injury … Of MSU's 20 conference games, 16 have been decided by nine points or less.
» Coach : B.J. Hill
» Record: 10-10 in conference, 12-17 overall
» Probable starting lineup: Derrick Barden, 6-5, 215, jr., F (13.6 PPG, 9.1 RPG); Tim Huskisson, 6-5, 190, so., F (7.4 PPG, 3.6 RPG); Connor Osborne, 6-9, 270, jr., C (5.8 PPG, 4.4 RPG); Tevin Svihovec, 6-2, 190, so., G (12.1 PPG, 3.5 RPG); Tate Unruh, 6-4, 175, jr., G (13.6 PPG, 4.1 RPG).
» Notes: UNC has won six of its last seven games conference games entering the tournament … UNC guard Tate Unruh is 16th nationally in 3-pointers per game (3.0) and 17th in 3-point field goal percentage … Derrick Barden is the first Big Sky player to average a double-double in conference play and he is 39th in the country in rebounding and 35th nationally in field goal percentage (.553) … Tevin Svihovec's 92 assists this season is the second-most in UNC's Division I history … UNC is 2-14 when scoring 70 points or less.
» Coach: Nick Robinson
» Record: 8-12 in conference, 11-19 overall
» Against UNC: Beat UNC, 51-50, in Cedar City; lost to the Bears 66-58 in Greeley
» Probable starting lineup: Jackson Stevenette, 6-4, 185, sr., F (17.7 PPG, 6.2 RPG); Jaren Jeffrey, 6-8, 210, jr., F (3.6 PPG, 3.4 RPG); Jayson Cheesman, 6-11, 250, jr., C (6.9 PPG, 6.2 RPG); Damon Heuir, 6-2, 200, sr., G (15.8 PPG, 3.9 RPG); A.J. Hess, 6-6, 190, fr., G (5.8 PPG, 2.6 RPG).
» Notes: Southern Utah enters the tournament having won three games in a row … Jackson Stevenette ranks 11th in the nation in shooting percentage (.884) … The Thunderbirds rank 28th in the country and blocks per game (5.0) …
Stevenette and Damon Heuir are second and third in the conference, respectively, in scoring … SSU leads the conference in offensive rebounds (12.2 per game) … Stevenette is one of only three Thunderbirds to rank among SUU's top-10 in both scoring and rebounding.
» Coach: Jack Murphy
» Record: 8-12 in conference, 11-20 overall
» Against UNC: Beat UNC, 67-65, in Flagstaff; lost to be Bears 76-68 in Greeley
» Probable starting lineup: Max Jacobsen, 6-8, 230, jr., F (9.2 PPG, 4.6 RPG); Gaellan Bewerwick, 6-6, 215, so., F (6.0 PPG, 5.8 RPG); Gabe Rogers, 6-2, 175, sr., G (18.1 PPG, 2.0 RPG); DeWayne Russell, 5-11, 155, fr., G (14.4 PPG, 2.5 RPG); Stallon Saldiver, 6-0, 185, sr., G (6.5 PPG, 5.8 RPG).
» Notes: This is the 21st tournament appearance for the Lumberjacks … Gabe Rogers has scored in double figures in each of the last 16 games, the second-longest streak in the conference … Stallon Saldiver will play in his 118th career game in the quarterfinals, the third-most career games in school history … Lumberjacks freshman DeWayne Russell ranks in the top 15 of the conference in five different statistical categories, including scoring where he is sixth overall … NAU more than doubled its win total of five games last season and won eight times more conference games than a year ago when the Lumberjacks had a single conference victory.
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The last time University of Northern Colorado guard Tate Unruh went to the Big Sky Conference tournament, the Bears walked away with the conference title and a berth in the NCAA tournament.
It may be a different team and the motivation may be different, but the goal is the same for Unruh and the University of Northern Colorado men's basketball team as they get ready to face Montana State in the quarterfinals of the tournament at 8 tonight at the University of Montana.
While the 2010-11 UNC team was a senior-laden group that went into the tournament in Greeley confident it was going to win the title after winning the regular-season championship, this year's Bears have struggled most of the season to get into the tournament as the No. 5 seed.
However, Unruh believes the 2012-13 Bears are just as hungry as the championship team because they have something to prove as they enter the tournament after a year's absence.
"This year we feel like we have still got a lot to prove, so we are going there with a chip on our shoulder like we are in this thing, too," Unruh said.
The Bears are hoping that chip and the fact that they have won six of their last eight games will help carry them into the tournament with confidence and a desire to prove something to the rest of the conference.
That is exactly the way UNC coach B.J. Hill – who guided the Bears to their first conference title – is hoping his team will look at it.
"I hope so," Hill said. "I hope they play with that chip and that type of sense of urgency because that has been a major key to what they have done the last eight games and I think that is why we have been successful."
Of course, the first step is getting past a Montana State team that got the No. 4 seed over UNC by virtue of a tiebreaker and split the regular-season series with the Bears, beating UNC 69-66 in Greeley in January, but losing the rematch 85-72 in Bozeman last month.
However, when the Bears lost to the Bobcats early in the season, UNC turned the ball over 15 times and shot only 38.2 percent from the field as the Bears were in the midst of a five-game losing streak.
However, in the rematch, UNC only turned the ball over nine times and shot 61 percent from the field in a game that keyed the Bears' run to the tournament.
It is a confident group that is embracing the underdog role.
"I feel like we are going into the tournament with a chip on our shoulder, but we also feel pretty confident. We feel that teams need to fear us and our weapons and the stuff that we have," UNC guard Tevin Svihovec said. "So we are coming and we are ready to give some teams struggles and play hard and see what we can do."
Hill believes his team is ready.
"I don't think there is any doubt," Hill said. "We are playing with a sense of confidence. What we have to do is not lose our edge and that is up to our staff. As a younger team, we have to maintain that edge and that sense of urgency that we've had and not relax just because we are in the tournament. Understand that we are playing well right now and if we continue to play well, anything can happen."
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Adrian Morgan, of Baton Rouge, has reached the holy grail of competitive eating, the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
The contest is a 96-year Fourth of July tradition held on Coney Island, N.Y. It airs live on ESPN on Monday.
Morgan, fresh off a third-place finish in the Acme World Oyster Eating Championship in New Orleans on June 5, qualified for the Nathan's contest the next weekend in Thackerville, Okla. Contestants must place first in a qualifying round in order to advance to Coney Island. Morgan downed 23 hot dogs and buns that day.
"I've been watching videos of contests from past years, you know, for techniques and to just kind of prepare myself for all the people who are going to be out there," Morgan, 28, said Friday from New York.
He and family members had just arrived in the Big Apple to take in the sights over the weekend before Monday's big contest.
"We actually came to watch (the Nathan's contest) last year, and the heat index was like 102, but this year it won't be too bad, the high's supposed to be about 85, I think," Morgan said.
He explained that Nathan's is the only contest in which contestants are allowed to dunk the food into a drink before eating.
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Contestant typically eat the wiener first, then dunk the dry bun into water or a soft drink before consuming it.
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Four-time champion Joey Chestnut of San Jose, Calif., is heavily favored to take home the prize again this year. In 2010, he ate 54 hot dogs and buns in the 10-minute time limit.
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My brother and I had just talked on the phone on the day of his passing - August 17, 2004. It was around 7:15 a.m. that I had spoken to him. It seems like it was only yesterday that we were joking on the phone. A life-changing phone call came later that day at around 12:00 p.m. I was just gathering my things together from a teacher's seminar. I made my way to a restaurant in Waikiki, stopping near a bank to glance at the incoming phone number.
As the phone rang, I thought that maybe my brother was just calling to chat a little more. I was wrong. As I listened with a sense of confusion as to why I was receiving a call from another line in Florida, I realized that something was terribly wrong. I was told that my brother had suffered a heart attack and was being taken into an ambulance. I could feel all the blood drain from my face and my body. I was numb and confused. "This can't be happening," I thought.
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I am no longer the same, and no longer will be the same.
I miss you, Gary. I miss your smile, your brotherly love, your way of always looking out for me. I will always be your little sister. The days are never easier for me. It seems that my grief only gets stronger as the days go by. I miss talking to you. If you can hear me from heaven, my message to you is, "I love you and miss you."
August is never an easy time for me because all the memories of that day come flooding in. Knowing that you're with me in my heart is a comfort, a comfort that will help me through this pain. Rest in Peace, my dear brother. We love you and miss you.
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Katherine and Kermit were married last month at the always-charming, always-classy Carnegie Institution for Science in a room filled with smiles, tears and a hundred candles. You may remember these two from their whacky engagement session. I was ready for more antics, but they were far more interested in cuddling and talking sweet to each other than goofing off for the camera (go figure!). Katherine and Kermit:
Big shout-out to Katie from The Plannery (who almost certainly is a mom by now – congratulations Katie!) and Stephanie and Liza from Studio DBI for planning, designing and executing such a beautiful setting for these two to get hitched in. We started the day at the Jefferson.
You'll see about seven thousand photos with the flower girls. Here's #1.
We got these over to the Carnegie so they could say hello.
Did I say there were no antics? I certainly didn't mean to.
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A little prep before go time. K&K designed their ceremony in the round, lit by candles held by their guests.
Shout-out to DJ Mark Maskell, who spun the mad beats.
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Katherine & Kermit's super vendor team:
Ceremony & reception venue: Carnegie Institution for Science
Getting-ready venue: The Jefferson
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Hair & Makeup: Modern Bridal Studio
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