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"I love Urban Set Bride and I would highly recommend anyone in the DC-MD-VA region to visit! Urban Set was the last of 6 bridal boutiques that I went to--the first 4 of which were in the DC-area where I live, but my wedding took place in Richmond (my hometown). I absolutely knew I had finally found the perfect dress at Urban Set Bride, and I would have avoided so much stress if I had gone there first. Not just because I found my dress there, but because of the entire experience.
The private appointments were key for me--at Urban Set, you get undivided, one-on-one attention and you don't have to deal with the crowds or unsolicited comments from other people's entourages. Urban Set had the most varied and memorable selection I had seen in my budget range ($1,000-$2,000). And to top it all off, Christine was extremely easy and fun to talk to, knowledgeable about the gowns, and didn't put any pressure on me to buy a gown just so she could make a sale (I actually left my first appointment torn between two gowns there).
I also liked that Urban Set had two recommended seamstresses. This is an all-around great bridal boutique and it was certainly worth the trip!"
"Wow! What can I say about this dynamic Mother/Daughter business? Being a first-time bride, in spite of not being in my 20s, I still wanted a wedding gown! In researching shops in town, I came across an article about this one and just had to make an appointment. I love that they take appointments and you're the only client during that time.
I didn't think I would be an easy fit as I'm plus size and not so tall. Jennifer patiently let me try the gowns I thought would be figure flattering. (None of which were.) She then brought out the ones she knew would be best and I was beginning to feel like the beautiful bride everyone wants to feel like. I found the 'one' and she encouraged me to go home and have some vino and think it overnight. I did and returned the next day to purchase.
My gown came in a week early and I picked it up yesterday and it's every bit as beautiful as I remember and I cannot wait to WOW on my wedding day!
Thank you Jennifer and Christine. You all translated my little girl wedding dreams into a better reality than I could have imagined! xoxo."
"Thank you so so much for such a wonderful experience today! I was so nervous going in to shop for a dress for the first time, but Jennifer had me feeling so comfortable and like an absolute princess. I love that they shut the shop down just for me!! I ended up walking away with the dress of my dreams after two hours. There was no pressure at all to buy a dress, and I found the most beautiful dress in the world! Thank ya'll so much for making me feel so beautiful (and for putting up with my mom after a whole bottle of champagne haha!)"
"Walking into Urban Set for my appointment with Christine was HANDS DOWN THE BEST dress shopping decision ever. It has honestly been my favorite part of wedding planning and it's all because of this fabulous Church Hill shop. Christine made everything stress free (which all brides need), SO FUN and definitely didn't push me into anything which was such a breath of fresh air!
My Mom, two friends and I got to pick out about 12 dresses that we loved most and I tried all of them on. When we fell in love with a dress, Christine urged me to get as many pictures in it as possible, look them over that evening and sleep on it before making a decision. I feel like other places are dying for you to sign the dotted line to sell a dress on the spot. IT'S A WEDDING DRESS- TAKE YOUR TIME, Y'ALL!
Let Christine show you the BEST EXPERIENCE and the way that shopping for your dream gown should be--- gowns that YOU want to try on, pictures so you can see how you look in it, FUN and private appointment with family or friends to help you--- and full attention from the most patient and kind shop owner that truly wants you to pick the best dress for YOU!
I had appointments at two other shops after visiting Urban Set and they were such a disappointment that I couldn't wait to leave and get to the car to email Christine and tell her I was coming back to buy my dream dress from her!
No one could beat the gorgeous gowns she carries or the Urban Set Experience!!"
"I can't say enough good things about this bridal shop. I literally tell everyone I know looking for a wedding dress about these ladies and sincerely hope they go so they can experience what I did. From the moment I set foot in the adorable little remade Church Hill home I could tell it was going to be a different experience than I had at many other bridal salons in Richmond. One of the nicest things about it is they close the entire store for your appointment specifically. No trying on dresses in a giant store with many people gawking at every non so flattering thing you put on. They also have such a range of sizes. I am by no means a skinny-person shamer but bridal sizes run very small and nothing is more discouraging to me than being told there is nothing for me to try on because all the sample sizes are 2's or 4's( which did happen to me in Richmond at more than one place).
Just for a frame of reference I wear a size 10 in women's regularly. At Urban Set, they had something for me to try on in everything I was interested in plus more. Many shops in Richmond start their pricing at 2,000/2,500 dollars. Urban Set has many beautiful options under 1,000. In addition to these things the owners are a mother/daughter pair that are very wonderful and really helped me to take the stress out of finding a dress I liked. They never pressured me to pick faster and even stayed late on both of my appointments because I was so indecisive on which one I wanted.
They also have a wonderful seamstress that they work with/ recommend if you chose to use her. She is very talented and well priced also. She even met me at the Urban Set store for our first appointment. Please make a visit to this shop if you are wedding dress shopping! You will not be disappointed."
"I had the most wonderful experience at Urban Set Bride. Jennifer was so welcoming and fun - even when I brought a whole caravan of family members to my appointment! I had tried on dresses at another store, but this experience was far and above the other. Jennifer was such a big part of that - she suggested gowns she thought I would like and then picked out one or two just for fun. We had a blast and I ended up getting a beautiful gown from them.
Jennifer even gave me a military discount! If you're a bride looking for a fun, personalized experience, please check out Urban Set!"
"I am just going to be completely honest here, I was terrified to go wedding dress shopping. I might have been scared from all of those "Say Yes To The Dress" episodes I used to watch when I was bored. But, I didn't sleep a wink the night before I went shopping! All these thoughts were racing through my mind, "What if I don't like anything?" "What if I don't fit into anything?" "What if everything is too expensive?" or "What if they pressure me to buy something I hate?". The second question was the biggest fear for me because I am about half way to my goal wedding weight and I was so terrified that none of the samples would fit me! I read so many horror stories on google about everything not fitting!
So, on Saturday morning when I got up to go to my bridal consultation with Urban Set Bride. I was nervous but I knew I needed to be in a positive mood so I cranked up Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars to get in a better mind set. I walked out my door with a smile knowing that I just needed to trust every single AMAZING thing I had heard about Urban Set Bride.
When I arrived for my consult, It was nothing short of stress-free and awesome! Christine really listened to me and what I was looking for! And you know what, I picked out lots of dresses to try on and Christine picked out her favs for me too and I was able to fit into ALL of the samples!! I also have to admit that I looked HOT! I never really think I look that good, but in those dresses, I felt GOOD! I felt like a million bucks in the dress I chose! I walked away feeling excited, confident, and fearless. I conquered dress shopping in one fell swoop, I can conquer the world!
I can't say enough amazing things about Urban Set Bride. You just have to get up off the couch and GO there, NOW! I felt absolutely no pressure to buy anything and she even told me to go home and think it over to make sure I picked the right one!
I think the biggest selling point for me was that I had a one-on-one appointment with Christine. I felt like a human being and not just another bride trying to find a dress amongst others all at the same time. It was personalized and laid back which are two things I am all about!
All of my 2015 brides or anyone out there who is engaged and reading this, you need to get your dress from Urban Set Bride.
It will be the best decision you ever make besides getting married!"


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by bp328i, Jul 11, 2010.
It's in ROM Manager....Downloading now.
Ditto. I'm so excited!
Fixed Link to Change Log/Features List
The one on the Cyanogen site is borked.
Already loaded.....I'm like a kid on Christmas morning
App's are restoring.....
Is this deodexed? Will Nextheme work with it?
As soon as all my app's restore I'm making a nandroid and will try flashing a few theme's over it.
Anyone see where ROM Manager is storing this? I can't find it when I go into CWM.
Or anyone have a link to the files?
its under cyanogens downloads in rom manager.
I went ahead and did it through ROM Manager. Also finally bought the paid version of Titanium Backup so I could reload everything faster because I'm impatient. =P
Is there a direct download link?
I'm sure there is on the CM forums IF you could get to them. The site is pretty much broken from all the activity.
Yeah I just discovered that. That's why I'm hoping they're possibly hosting it somewhere else like Mediafire or something...
I was going to add it to the OP but could not get the site to open.
Yeah, I'm getting the site to open, but it's taking 4ever 2 load...
Update: No Luck.....Just Gotta Wait
The files are definitely hosted elsewhere, or ROM Manager couldn't have downloaded it as fast as it did.
I've had this freaking itch ALL DAY. Finally I can scratch it .
Big fat BOLD +1
Just loaded it up and now attempting Fab's X Theme. I'll report back how well it works...
Edit: I tried loading it twice, and I got nothing. No theming. Boo
Elegant Steel was a no go, would not boot.
A version for CM6 is in the works...
You get a double thanks for this hoping you can get it done before I get to bed (yeah I go to bed super early )
Hmm just tried loading up Chevy's 1.2 ULV kernel twice and each time it maxes out at 800Khz in SetCPU (with autodetect device set). Anyone know what that's about? I had the kernel previously on Kangerade.
Just checked settings and it looks like it's not compatible with CM6 as it still seems to have the "stock" kernel installed. Bummer
I can confirm that jdlfg Alpha builds kernels work.
I'll leave that to Manup. He updates the CM version.
Giving P3Droid a shot right now. Chevy's are definitely the best for my phone for temp/battery life, but I'll survive as long as this puppy is at 1.2!
(and P3Droid was also a no go. I'll give the jdlfg one a shot, it appears as though it's optimized/designed for CM6?)

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Charley Hunter broke the biggest story in golf history.The young law student unearthed the life and career of the greatest player who never lived, and then spent years successfully attempting to bring Beau Stedman's story to light. His actions did not go unnoticed. Now, it is time for Charley to put the whole experience behind him . . . pass the bar, learn the ropes at the new firm, and settle into a promising legal career. But he's been receiving these intriguing notes attached to clipped obituaries that have caught hold of his curiousity. Charley knows that he has to focus on his future, but the old man has promised so much. The old man is Moonlight McIntyre, an eccentric old caddie from Augusta National, and his promise is one that he can't possibly keep. Charley has heard that the old man is crazy. . .delusional, but Moonlight claims he can reward the young lawyer's faith by disclosing unrivaled stories that he would be the first to hear. And, in the process, they would unearth the Atlantis of the golden age of golf. "Secrets," Moonlight said, "were easier to keep back then."How can Charley believe the eccentric old man with a story that no one else is able to vouch for, when he's got briefs piling up on his desk that demand his attention? He can't just pick up and trek across the country in search of what might be one of the biggest stories in sports history. There may not be a career waiting for him when he gets back. But there is something about Moonlight that he can't resist . . .More
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text: Am Donnerstag, den 29.03.2007, 20:41 +0900 schrieb Charles Plessy: > Le Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 01:30:02PM +0200, Daniel Leidert a écrit : > > > - If there are multiple upstream authors, it may look like that I am > > > part of their team as there is no clear separator. > > > > Where is the problem? You can use > > > > <author> > > <firstname>Charles</firstname> > > <surname>Plessy</surname> > > <email>whatever</email> > > <contrib>Wrote this manpage</contrib> > > </author> > > > > The comment is a clear separator, that you are not involved in the > > upstream software. I don't understand, how this should look like you are > > involved? > > Hi, > > first of all, thanks a lot for the feature request. About the author list: > > > Paul Miller : Wrote the main program > John Jackson : Implemented the foo funcion in Bar.app > Joe Smith : Did the artwork > Charles Plessy : Wrote the manpage > > I just feel a bit shy to risk to suggest that I am the manpage writer > in a group of upstream developpers. I don't think, there is a need to feel "shy" here. The contrib-elements clearly states, what people have done. I also know several manpages, that even list _only_ the manpage author and the manpage license. Even dh-make' manpage.xml.ex does this. There is no comment about the upstream license and/or copyright. Maybe even a See /usr/share/doc/$PACKAGE/copyright for the programs license and copyright. could be enough in the legalnotice element to tell the user, where to find the license and copyright information for the program/library/file itself. > But maybe if I write "Wrote the > manpage for the Debian operating system" it is more obvious that I am > not upstream. That's, what manpage.xml.ex says too (I will check, if the suggested update contains this sentence for contrib too). And probably I should add the above sentence too. > Alternatively, having: > > Upstream authors: > Paul Miller : Wrote the main program > John Jackson : Implemented the foo funcion in Bar.app > Joe Smith : Did the artwork > > Other contributions : > Charles Plessy : Wrote the manpage > > Would be even clearer. But maybe a bit heavy ? This should be discussed on the docbook-apps list. But to be honest, I don't see a strong need to add sub-titles to the AUTHOR(S) section. The next one then wants sub-titles for contributors (general), documenters, graphic artists, .... IMHO the <contrib> element gives everything you need to state, what one has done. IIRC Michael Smith said a few words about the AUTHOR(S) section (design), when the update to this section was done (IIRC updated with 1.70.0 release). Regards, Daniel


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Barry Zito has been dominating the minors in his rehab assignment. What will the Giants do with him when he returns? Read »
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First impressions are important. Whether the goal is to set the stage for what's to come, or to let your guests know they've arrived at the correct place of celebration, it's important to create an eye-catching display.
For my Sugar Plum Fairy party, I decided to make inexpensive, incredibly easy ribbon poles to line the pathway to the door. They were easily visible from the street, so alerted guest that they were at the correct destination, and gave a glimpse of what was to come at the party.
Materials for the Ribbon Pole Path Decorations:
- Wooden dowel, at least a half-inch in diameter (the harder the ground is, the wider your dowel should be). These are available for less than a dollar at your local craft store in the height shown in the pictures, but if you want taller poles, Lowes and Home Depot have many more options.
- Approximately 10 yards of ribbon (not wired) per pole, in whatever sizes and colors you desire.
- Floral pick or fresh flowers (optional)
- saw (optional)
- Saw off the bottom of each pole at a 45 degree angle. This isn't necessary--I didn't do it for the poles I made for the Sugar Plum Fairy party, but it does make it go into the hard desert soil here in Phoenix more easily. If you have soft earth, this is a completely unnecessary step.
- Cut five or six lengths of ribbon, approximately two yards long. Don't be precise about these measurements; you want the ribbons to be slightly different lengths. I kept the cost low by finding inexpensive bulk bolts of ribbon on clearance at my local Ribbon and Lace store.
- Arrange all the ribbons on a flat surface so that their centers are in roughly the same place. Use one of the lengths of ribbon to tie around all the other ribbons, gathering them together at the center.
- Tie the gathered ribbons near the top of the wooden dowel.
- If desired, tie or glue a floral pick (as shown above, available from any large craft store) at the top of the ribbon pole.
Or if you happen to have a ton of plastic test tubes hanging around from an earlier party like I do...
...just use those. Just fill the tubes with water and stick in a flower or two. Voila, instant floral arrangement topping your ribbon poles!


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A growing number of family vehicles of all kinds have rear view cameras. Consumers in the market for one of these safety and convenience technologies have a lot to choose from. But which rearview cameras are the best and which 2012 family vehicles have them? Here we take a look at a few of what we...Read More»


text: So, I didn't get the exact cards I was after but good enough i reckon I did get quite a funny quote though. Business Cards 85x55mm 500 copies Prints full colour one side Mount sheets back to back Trim to size and pack 300GSM Horizon Deliver o/night to Manchester £665.00 Price does not include VAT. However i didn't feel the need to get back to this company. So I spoke to the nice people at SoloPress and managed to get 1000 Recycled pulp board cards 350 gsm Double sided Litho pressed and delivered by no later than Wednesday! All for the bargain price of £79inc vat and delivery. What a steal! :icon_biggrin: